You want to continue straight ahead. When you exit the roundabout, you must indicate right.
1. Place yourself to the right. Do not indicate.
2. When you are next to the traffic island or similar device marking the exit before the one where you are exiting, start indicating right.
3. Keep to the right and turn out of the roundabout. Make sure to indicate right.
1. Place yourself to the right and preferably indicate to the right already, as this makes your intentions clearer.
2. Keep to the right.
3. Exit the roundabout. Make sure to indicate right.
1. Indicate left. If you do not indicate left, it is difficult for those entering the roundabout to discern your intentions, as the distances are so small. Your turning manoeuvre between 1 and 2 will be fairly drastic, which is another reason to use your blinkers.
2. Indicate right to show that you are exiting.
3. Exit the roundabout. Make sure to indicate right.
1. Place yourself to the left and enter the roundabout.
2. Keep to the left. Unlike in the small roundabout, there is more distance here and sideways movements can be made smoothly. You may indicate left if you want to, but it is not as important as in the small roundabout.
3. When you are next to the traffic island or similar device marking the exit before the one where you are exiting, move to the right and show your intention by indicating right (same procedure as when changing lanes).
4. Keep to the right and turn out of the roundabout. Make sure to indicate right.
Are there no clear rules about indicating left in roundabouts?
– No, indicating left is a grey area. The Swedish Transport Agency and Police are very clear that you must always indicate right when exiting. Unfortunately, the same clarity does not exist when it comes to indicating left.
How do I know if the roundabout is “small” or not?
– This is an assessment you must make for yourself. Compare with how you must determine the appropriate speed considering the condition of the road.