Driving Procedures

Traffic Circle or Roundabout
Traffic circles and mini circles are both types of intersections designed to improve traffic flow and reduce collisions.
Although they operate in a similar way, there are important differences in their size, design, and the rules that apply to them.

Entering a traffic circle and leaving at the first exit

1. Check mirrors

2. Check the left blind spot

3. Signal to the left

4. Check the mirrors

5. Reduce speed and then select suitable gear

6. Check for traffic in the circle

7. Check the left blind spot

8. Enter traffic circle

9. Check left blind spot

10.Exit traffic circle

11. Cancel signal.

12. Check the mirrors

13. Accelerate

Entering a traffic circle and leaving at the third or fourth exit.

1. Check mirrors

2. Reduce speed/brake

3. Check for any traffic within the circle

4. Reduce speed/brake

5. Check for traffic in the circle

6. Indicate your intention

7. Check the left blind spot

8. Enter traffic circle only when it is safe

9. Remain in your lane until you get to your exit point

10.Exit traffic circle

11. Cancel signal.

12. Check the mirrors

13. Accelerate