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Traffic Sens Courseware (Level 1 & 2) Utilsens Technologies Pvt Ltd.
Monday, 24 June 2019
ICON Scenario description for LEVEL2

25. SINGLE LANE ROUNDABOUT
A roundabout is an intersection with an island at its centre.
When approaching a single-lane roundabout, you must decide which exit you want to leave by:
• if you intend to turn left (leave before you are half way round), you must give a change of direction signal to
your left as you approach

• if you intend to turn right (leave after half way round), you must give a change of direction signal to your right
as you approach
• If you intend to go straight on, you do not need to give a change of direction signal as you approach.
When approaching a multi-lane roundabout, you must:

• position your vehicle in the correct lane before you reach the roundabout
26. MULTI-LANE ROUNDABOUT
You must also choose the right-hand lane if you want to go all the way round and return the way you came.
You must give way to vehicles already in the roundabout. You should also take particular care of vehicles

approaching or about to enter from your right because they may enter the roundabout before you.

27. MULTI-LANE DRIVING
While changing multiple lanes, position your vehicle to the centre of the lane

Check your mirrors, Adjust your speed, Look for a suitable gap
Indicate for 3 seconds
Check mirrors and blind spot
Steer the vehicle smoothly into the other lane

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