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I'd never enter a roundabout with an approaching car signalling that they are intending to exit. Some people wrongly signal early (they're actually intending to
by andyjohnson0 11y ago
I'd never enter a roundabout with an approaching car signalling that they are intending to exit. Some people wrongly signal early (they're actually intending to leave at a subsequent exit), some set their indicator (turn-signal) on when they entered the roundabout and just keep it on, some are indicating because they changed lane on the roundabout. I've seen too many side-on collisions in these situations.
Basically, I drive defensively and don't trust other people's signalling. (UK driver)
- linker3000 11y agoAgreed - that's how I was taught (in the UK) - never assume anything about the other driver's intention but wait until that intention is clear. In other words, turn signals mean nothing unless you have confirmation by action.
- stinos 11y agoI'd never enter a roundabout with an approaching car signalling that they are intending to exit Too late to edit but thinking of it, neither do I. It just allows you to start planning/reacting earlier.