Who goes first at this roundabout?Take a calm look at the traffic situation and first choose A, B or C for yourself.
A. Traffic already on the roundabout
B. The merging car
C. Always traffic coming from the right
The correct answer
A. Traffic already on the roundabout
The signs and yield markings give traffic on this roundabout priority.
Why this matters during your driving lesson
By recognising the situation early, you can act predictably and leave yourself time to look properly. While practising, say out loud what you see, who has priority and how much space you need.
Exam tip
Look well ahead, check your mirrors and only make a decision once the whole situation is clear. Safe, controlled driving is more important than reacting quickly.
View the source: Traffic Rules and Signs Regulations 1990 (RVV 1990).
Bron: Reglement verkeersregels en verkeerstekens 1990 (RVV 1990)
