My logic was that this is a roundabout, hence I have to indicate according to my exit and I have to wait for my left side to be free before moving into it.
Why is my answer wrong here?
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AdministrativeBus646
My logic was that this is a roundabout, hence I have to indicate according to my exit and I have to wait for my left side to be free before moving into it.
Why is my answer wrong here?
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AdministrativeBus646
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It is no roundabout. It could be one, but it is missing the sign.
Its not a roundabout. Theres no roundabout sign.
so this is the other type of roundabout that isn’t actually a roundabout and it’s right-before-left
There‘s no „roundabout-sign“, hence it‘s „rechts vor links“.
It looks like a roundabout but it isn’t one. Therefore you, coming from the right, have the right of way.
No it’s not a roundabout. That’s the issue. It’s a regular “rechts vor links” situation. Red car has to wait