What aren't I understanding?

[st3v3]

About 5 years ago I got an extended disqualification.

Both car & bike licences vanished.
Throughout this year I've slowly decided to get back out on bikes - not getting any younger so I'm faffing about with some test apps.

Obviously during all this time I've been doing eBike courier work, my roadcraft hasn’t been wasting away.

What do you make of these screenshots?
Who does a left lifesaver for a right turn?
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[MCN]

Before you enter the hazard and just before you exit.

To see cnuts sneaking up on your 7 o'clock.
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Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN.

[Pete.]

Large roundabout presumbly 2 lanes. You'd normally be in the right lane indicating to go around and then cross to the left lane as you pass the exit before the one you want. Changing lanes to the left = left shoulder life-saver.

Rule 185 with a pretty picture for you:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/using-the-road-159-to-203
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132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good

[stinkwheel]

[doggone]

You can see why roundabouts probably see more accidents than any other manoeuvre.
At least half don't really use them correct or can't be bothered to use indicators at all as too lazy.

[Ayrton]

When turning right on a roundabout before exiting you always do a left lifesaver because someone could be following you around in the left lane.
Happens all the time, people have no fucking clue how to use roundabouts. I got hit in my car a few years ago because some old guy thought the right lane was for going straight forward and didn't look before exiting.

[stinkwheel]

To put it more simply. When using a roundabout, you make two left turns. Regardless of which exit you are taking.

One turn as you enter the roundabout which is effectively joining a road from a give-way junction and the second as you exit which is like turning off a road into a junction.
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[Pete.]

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[Capt Sisko]

It's the ones that continue to indicate right when they are actually turning left and off the roundabout that annoy me.

[MCN]

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