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Roundabout rules reviewed

ICBC says roundabouts greatly reduce serious crashes, injuries and fatalities because they eliminate the chance of a head-on collision.. but somehow many motorists remain confused about them.
Constable Amron Russell is reminding motorists of some rules around roundabouts including what to do if an emergency vehicle approaches in a traffic circle.
Russell says when you’re leaving the roundabout, signal a right turn just before you exit. That lets drivers waiting to enter the roundabout and pedestrians waiting to cross know your intentions.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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