What should drivers do while inside the roundabout?

When driving inside a roundabout, maintaining your lane until you are ready to exit is essential for both safety and efficient traffic flow. Roundabouts are designed to keep traffic moving in a circular pattern while minimizing the potential for collisions. By staying in your lane, you help ensure that all vehicles can navigate the roundabout without confusion or unexpected maneuvers that could lead to accidents.

Changing lanes frequently can lead to dangerous situations, as it may confuse other drivers and increase the risk of collisions. Speeding up to exit quickly can further compromise safety by making it difficult to gauge the speed of other vehicles and potentially causing a crash. Using the horn in a roundabout is generally discouraged as it can startle other drivers and may not provide the necessary clarity needed for navigating the intersection safely. Therefore, the best practice is to remain in your lane until you are prepared to exit the roundabout.