Transport Department - Roundabouts

General rules:

Take notice and act according to the directional signs, traffic signs and road markings, etc.
Look out for cyclists and motorcyclists and give them room
Look out for long vehicles which may encroach upon the adjacent lane, when driving through a roundabout
Must turn left at the entrance to a roundabout

When approaching a roundabout :
Reduce your speed Decide as early as possible which exit you need to take Get into the correct lane Beware of the speeds and positions of all traffic around you

When entering a roundabout :
Give way to traffic on your right in the roundabout (unless road markings indicate otherwise) Look out for traffic already in the roundabout Give way to vehicles circulating in roundabout Do not enter a roundabout if the traffic is blocked

Once in a roundabout :

Look out for and show consideration to other vehicles crossing in front of you, especially those intending to leave by the next exit
Be cautious when you are passing an exit or intend to leave by the next exit
When involving lane changing, observe the traffic in front of and behind you, use direction indicators and change lane when it is safe to do so
Signal left when you are about to leave the roundabout
If you miss the selected exit, continue to circle around the roundabout until you reach that exit again and leave the roundabout

Suggested routes to drive through a roundabout :

Here are some suggested routes on driving through a roundabout with two lanes at the entrance
(unless directed otherwise by traffic signs or road markings):

	Suggested route (Applicable to conventional and spiral roundabouts)
Turning left
Turning right
Going straight ahead (Driving on inner lane)
Going straight ahead (Driving on outer lane)
U-turning