Changing lanes on exiting a roundabout

Crossing Kingston Bridge away from the town to turn right immediately after the next roundabout; my usual approach in RH lane then signalling left when I'm on the roundabout. That's because I know the area. Question: should correct (IAM) style be to cross the bridge in LH lane then signal right as you pass the roundabout?

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Kingston
• Bridge
• CLAM

[Zildjian285]

I think you should take the LH lane then move across into the right hand lane once you've exited to the roundabout.

[Seanmcdhuibhne]

Arrow on ground means "turn right" not drive straight as you did

[TheSnugPub]

Even though you were in the wrong a ground marking is not sufficient as it may be hidden by vehicle in front, or a blinding sun, or just not maintained. So you were forced into the wrong

[jinxyjack57]

Thanks for that!!

[amotista]

you're suppossed to stick to the left lane which shows arrow straight and then emerge onto the right lane immediately after exiting the roundabout. LMAO

[kifeto]

hahaha..i do not feel like going to kingston anymore:)

[LE55ONS]

Perhaps the road markings are wrong, the right lane could be for left and right as there's no exit ahead...

[chrisohyeah]

Wrong lane buddy.