When exiting a roundabout, from which lane should you never exit?

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In a roundabout with multiple lanes, you must plan your exit and use the lane that leads to the exit you want. The inner lane—the lane closest to the center—is not used for exiting at every point. Exiting from this lane can force you to cross paths with vehicles in the outer lanes or cause abrupt lane changes, creating a hazard as you reach your exit. The safest approach is to stay in your chosen lane until you pass your exit, then signal and exit from the appropriate lane. That’s why exiting from the inside lane is not done.