How to indicate on mini-roundabout (T junction style)?

[apatia77]

How to indicate on mini-roundabout (T junction style)?

1. When going from position 1 straight you indicate "left".

2. When going from position 2 straight you indicate "right".

3. When going from position 3 left or right you indicate accordingly.

It's a mini roundabout so you don't indicate when exiting the roundabout as there isn't any time for this, so you indicate only once.

On big roundabouts you going straight you would only indicate when leaving the roundabout, just past the last exit on your left.

I am confused when it comes to indicating in example 1 and 2 when going straight.

http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad292/apatia77/Random/raoundabout.jpg

[hammer5]

You are correct, moving from 1 to 2 indicate left moving from 2 to 1 indicate right.

[alol74]

How to indicate on mini-roundabout (T junction style)?

1. When going from position 1 straight you indicate "left".

2. When going from position 2 straight you indicate "right".

3. When going from position 3 left or right you indicate accordingly.

It's a mini roundabout so you don't indicate when exiting the roundabout as there isn't any time for this, so you indicate only once.

On big roundabouts you going straight you would only indicate when leaving the roundabout, just past the last exit on your left.

I am confused when it comes to indicating in example 1 and 2 when going straight.

http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad292/apatia77/Random/raoundabout.jpg

 

This is what I did on my Module 2 test that I have just passed. Nay warranties/guarantees that it is TOTALLY correct though, this is all IMHO and it worked AFAIK for me only as I cannot say for anyone else.

1. You don't indicate

2. You don't indicate

3. That is correct

All-in-all, treat mini-roundabouts as T-junctions.

[apatia77]

Passed today so it doesn't matter anymore, I think I didn't indicate on couple of mini roundabouts when the instructor said to go straight and these were kinda 3 way roundabouts. Kinda like on the example above.