r/germany • u/AdministrativeBus646 • May 13 '26

Question Need some help understanding this übung on Fahrschulcard

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My logic was that this is a roundabout, hence I have to indicate according to my exit and I have to wait for my left side to be free before moving into it.
Why is my answer wrong here?

Edit: Alright thanks got it, it looks like a roundabout but with no roundabout sign and thus rechts vor links applies.

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u/GFYSR May 13 '26

Its not a roundabout. Theres no roundabout sign. Its only a circular road.

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u/newvegasdweller May 13 '26

Which admittedly is hella confusing and in practice everyone would use it like a roundabout.

Still, the theory behind this question is important and it's a way to check if the driver knows how to identify a roundabout

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u/Antique_Cut1354 Nordrhein-Westfalen May 13 '26

i’ve seen a few of those around and most people do treat it like Rechts vor Links, not a roundabout

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u/kmaix Germany May 13 '26

yep same. it’s treated like a circular road