Mod 2 - Big roundabout question...

[Stuno1]

If you enter a multilane roundabout and find you are in the wrong lane to make the exit you are asked to take, is it best to just come off and let the examiner re-plan the route OR go around the roundabout (full circuit) and try to come off in the correct lane.

The second option may cause a fail as you will probably be causing other cars to react to your poor actions but is the first option a fail?

Stu

[iiisecondcreep]

Come off at the exit you are in the lane for. I suppose you might get marked down for being in the wrong lane, but as long as you stick with the lane you are already in you won't fail for going the wrong way

[Boothy]

You will not even get an minor for being in the wrong lane as you could of misheard him or her.

[dingosteve]

continue your course SAFELY and leave your lanes exit, as said you cannot get marked down, you will if you flap and miss lifesaver

Edited April 8, 2011 by dingosteve

[Stuno1]

That's great. Confirmed my suspicions. Cheers :0)