Road scene · Intersection scenes
Left lane for left, right lane for right, either for straight, and leave in the lane you entered.
What it means
Two plate-yellow cars wait side by side at the entry to a roundabout with two lanes inside a broken ring. Painted arrows show the left lane is for left or straight and the right lane for straight or right. The left car's yellow path peels off to the first exit on the left. The right car's path circles the island in the inner lane to the exit on the right. Each stays in its own lane throughout.
Pick your lane before the entry: left for left, right for right, either for straight.
Signal right on approach for a right turn, and left on approach for a left turn.
Signal left just before your exit if practical, staying in your lane.
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
Unless markings say otherwise, left turns at a multi-lane roundabout are made from the left lane.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 111
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
Unless markings say otherwise, right turns at a multi-lane roundabout are made from the right lane.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 111
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