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
An inner approach needs an exit-side observation plan. Do not let the destination distract from the vehicle beside you.
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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