When exiting a roundabout, which action should you take?

When exiting a roundabout, it is important to turn on your right blinker to indicate your intention to the drivers around you. This action enhances safety by clearly signaling that you are planning to leave the roundabout at the upcoming exit. Using your blinker lets other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians know your intentions, allowing for smoother traffic flow and reducing the likelihood of confusion or accidents.

This signaling is particularly crucial in a roundabout scenario where vehicles are in constant motion from multiple directions. By confirming your exit with your right blinker, you contribute to the overall predictability of the traffic patterns in the roundabout. Not signaling, or using the left blinker incorrectly, can lead to misunderstandings regarding your direction, potentially causing unsafe situations.