At a multi-lane roundabout, a heavy vehicle driver intending to turn right should position their vehicle in which lane on approach?

At a multi-lane roundabout, a heavy vehicle

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AThe left lane, to allow easier exit
BEither lane, as the driver's choice is unrestricted at roundabouts
CThe right lane, or as close to the centre as the vehicle size permits
DThe centre of the road, straddling both lanes

✓ Correct answer: C. The right lane, or as close to the centre as the vehicle size permits Under the Australian Road Rules, a driver turning right at a multi-lane roundabout must approach in the right lane (or as near to the right as practicable), though drivers of long vehicles may need to swing wide to safely navigate the roundabout geometry.

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