Practice scenes / Six Cross Roads
Six Cross Roads Roundabout Practice
Take the exit to the right, following the arrows. An advanced scene set at Outer Ring Road · R710 in Waterford.
The situation
The training approach has a left lane for left/straight and a right lane for right. Choose the right lane and signal right before entering.
What makes it tricky
A vehicle is approaching from your right. Your signal does not give you priority.
The rule
For an exit past 12 o'clock: right lane and a right signal on approach, kept on until you pass the exit before yours; then left signal and move over to leave. This is a lane-choice exercise, not a survey of Six Cross Roads: the real signs and lane arrows always take precedence.
- Rules of the Road, Section 9 · Junctions and roundabouts
Getting it right
You selected the marked lane, yielded, then signalled left and moved over to leave.
What is marked here
A tester marking this situation would be looking at 7 things:
- Mirrors
- Signals
- Misleading signal
- Observation
- Right of way
- Position
- Progress
This is a simplified teaching diagram at a real road. It isn't a test route and it isn't navigation. Always follow the actual signs, markings and conditions on the road.