Louisiana Class D Chauffeur's License Practice Test

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What should you do when you encounter a roundabout?

  1. Speed up to enter quickly

  2. Yield to traffic already in the roundabout and signal when exiting

  3. Stop at the entrance of the roundabout

  4. Ignore the other vehicles in the roundabout

The correct answer is: Yield to traffic already in the roundabout and signal when exiting

When approaching a roundabout, it is essential to yield to traffic that is already circulating within the roundabout. This means checking for vehicles already in the roundabout before entering. Yielding allows for a smoother flow of traffic and minimizes the risk of collisions. Additionally, signaling when you exit the roundabout is crucial, as it informs other drivers of your intention to leave, enhancing safety and communication on the road. The other choices present actions that could lead to dangerous situations. Speeding up to enter quickly can create unpredictable interactions with other vehicles and potentially lead to accidents. Stopping at the entrance is unnecessary when traffic allows for a safe entry and can cause frustration for drivers behind you. Ignoring other vehicles can lead to severe accidents since roundabouts require cooperation and awareness among drivers. Therefore, yielding and signaling appropriately is the best practice when navigating a roundabout.