SEE THE FLOW. READ THE LANE. MAKE THE DECISION.
Roundabouts, without the guesswork.
A moving road, not a diagram to memorise. Pause, inspect, decide, replay.
Traffic and route timing are scripted. Do not infer a real-world gap, speed, stopping distance or visibility range. The camera detail is a model view, not a driver’s mirror. Study only while parked.
The markings lead.
These are illustrative layouts, not a universal “exit number = lane” rule.
A signal is not priority.
See the space beside you, not only the exit you are aiming for.
Let the route change.
Do not force a missed exit. Continue only where the lane permits it; otherwise follow its exit and reroute.
Written lesson & source boundaries
Watch a circulating vehicle pass while your car remains before the give-way line. Recheck rather than following it automatically.
Road signs, traffic signals and lane arrows govern the actual route.
The animation may freeze to ask a question; a teaching freeze is not an instruction to stop while circulating.
Traffic timings, visibility cues and paths are schematic and do not certify a real gap or speed.
Foundation reading: RTA Light Motor Vehicle Handbook, printed pages 105–107 in the copy hosted by Drive Dubai. That PDF’s hosting date is not proof of its edition or current law. The left-on-approach signal convention is separately attributed to Bin Yaber’s instructional guide. Published road markings and your instructor’s current guidance take precedence.
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