When following the road ahead at a roundabout (i.e., taking the 2nd exit), how should you signal?

When taking the second exit at a roundabout, the correct signaling procedure enhances safety and clarity for other road users. You should signal right before entering the roundabout as this indicates your intention to continue around the circle toward the second exit. This signaling helps notify drivers and cyclists of your planned movement, allowing them to prepare accordingly.

Once you have passed the first exit, you should then signal left to communicate that you are about to exit the roundabout. This two-part signaling effectively informs others of your actions throughout the maneuver, promoting safer navigation through the roundabout.

Other options suggest either signaling incorrectly or not signaling at all, which can lead to potential confusion or accidents as other drivers may not be aware of your intentions. Proper signaling is essential, particularly on roundabouts where multiple vehicles may be interacting.