In a roundabout, which direction should you travel?

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In a roundabout, which direction should you travel?

Roundabouts in Nova Scotia are driven on the right, so traffic moves counterclockwise around the central island. Enter from the right when there’s a safe gap, stay in the circulating lane, and exit onto your road to the right after passing the exits you don’t need. Exiting immediately without entering would disrupt traffic, and traveling clockwise would create conflicts with other vehicles in the circle.

Roundabouts in Nova Scotia are driven on the right, so traffic moves counterclockwise around the central island. Enter from the right when there’s a safe gap, stay in the circulating lane, and exit onto your road to the right after passing the exits you don’t need. Exiting immediately without entering would disrupt traffic, and traveling clockwise would create conflicts with other vehicles in the circle.

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