One-lane:
As you approach the entry to the roundabout, there will be a "Yield" sign and dashed yield line at the roundabout intersection. Slow down, watch for pedestrians and bicyclists and be prepared to stop if necessary. When you enter, yield to circulating traffic from the left, but do not stop if it is clear.
The roundabout will have "One Way" and Chevron signs mounted in the center island. Upon passing the street prior to your exit, turn on your right turn signal and watch for pedestrians and bicyclists as you exit. Left turns are completed by traveling around the center island.
- How to drive a one-lane roundabout (.pdf file)
- Vehicles in the circulating lanes have the right-of-way.
- Vehicles approaching the roundabout are required to yield to vehicles in the circulating lanes.
- All vehicles are required to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks.
- Traffic movement in the roundabout is always counterclockwise.
- If you are in the inside lane, you should enter the inside circulating lane and exit into the inside lane.
- If you are in the outside lane, you should enter the outside circulating lane and exit into the outside lane.
- Drivers should be aware of traffic in the neighboring lane.
- Never change lanes once you enter into the circulating lanes.
- Speed should be 20 mph or less as posted.


| Topic | MPEG format (for Windows Media Player® - download here) |
RealPlayer format (for RealPlayer® - download here) |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| The Yield Principle | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Choose Your Lane | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Slow Down | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Large Vehicles | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Emergency Vehicles | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Pedestrians | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Bicyclists | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
| Summary and Conclusion | MPEG file | RealPlayer file |
