Which action helps you communicate intent when exiting a roundabout?

• A. Enter the roundabout and immediately exit without signaling.
• B. Signal when entering, but cancel when exiting.
• C. Do not signal at any time.
• D. Signal when exiting.

Answer: (D)

Communicating your intended move with a signal is essential around roundabouts because others rely on your cues to predict where you’re going. Signaling as you exit clearly shows that you’re leaving the roundabout and which street you’ll take next, giving following drivers and merging traffic enough time to adjust speed and position safely. Signaling when you enter the roundabout can mislead others about which exit you’ll take, and not signaling at all leaves people guessing what you’ll do next, increasing the risk of sudden moves or conflicts. So signaling on exit provides clear, predictable information and supports safer, smoother traffic flow.