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You're driving a long vehicle. What should you do when you want to turn right at a painted mini-roundabout?

Why this is the answer

When turning at a mini-roundabout, it's unlikely that you'll be able to avoid going over the marked area. You should, however, avoid going over the roundabout where possible.

Why the other answers don't fit

A
Make sure none of your wheels touch the roundabout — A long vehicle often cannot avoid the painted area entirely, and the rule is to try.
C
Go ahead, and turn right at the next junction — Going on to the next junction abandons your route for no reason.
D
Carefully mount the left-hand kerb to make more room — Mounting the kerb takes your wheels onto the footway.

Where this comes from

  • Driving Buses and Coaches — section 3
  • Driving Goods Vehicles — section 3, section 15

Rule numbers link to The Highway Code on gov.uk.

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