What Is a Roundabout?

A roundabout is a circular junction. Vehicles move around a central island and take exits to different roads.

How to Use a Roundabout Safely

• Slow down before entering
• Look for traffic already inside the roundabout
• Give way as required
• Use indicators when exiting
• Stay in your lane and avoid sudden changes

Common Mistakes

• Entering too fast
• Not using indicators
• Cutting across lanes

Safety Tip

Slow, look, and signal—these three steps make roundabouts safe.

Key Points

• A roundabout is a circular junction
• Slow down before entering
• Watch traffic already inside
• Use indicators when exiting
• Avoid cutting lanes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a roundabout?
A roundabout is a circular junction where traffic moves around a central island.

Should I slow down at a roundabout?
Yes. Slow down and be ready to stop if needed.

When should I use indicators?
Use indicators when you are leaving the roundabout.