Australian Capital Territory · Road Rules Knowledge Test · Intersections

When leaving a roundabout, what signal should you give?

The answer

  • Your hazard lights
  • No signal is ever required when leaving a roundabout
  • A right change of direction signal
  • A left change of direction signal if practicable, stopping the signal as soon as you have left Correct

Why that's the answer

If practicable, you must signal left when leaving a roundabout so other drivers know you are exiting, and stop signalling as soon as you have left. This applies whichever direction you travelled around the roundabout.

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