Driving through a roundabout

MTO Driver’s Handbook: Safe and Responsible Driving, Driving through roundabouts

A roundabout is an intersection with a central island, and traffic circulates around it in a counter-clockwise direction. Choose your lane as you would at any other intersection: the left lane to turn left or go straight, the right lane to turn right or go straight. Do not enter a roundabout from the right lane if you want to turn left.

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Practice questions on this card

ON-720You want to turn left at a roundabout. Which lane do you enter from?
ON-721What should you do as you approach the yield line at a roundabout entrance?
ON-722Who has the right-of-way at a roundabout?
ON-723Which way do you travel inside a roundabout?
ON-724You are in the inside lane of a roundabout and you have missed your exit. What should you do?
ON-725When do you signal for your exit from a roundabout?
ON-726A large truck or a bus is beside you as you approach a roundabout. What should you do?
ON-727An emergency vehicle with its lights on is coming while you are in a roundabout. What should you do?
ON-728What space may a large vehicle need inside a roundabout?
ON-729How do old traffic circles differ from modern roundabouts?