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Roman Roundabout, Bletchley · Part 4 of 6

Roman Roundabout — heading into Central Bletchley

Approaching the Roman Roundabout from the Fenny Stratford side with three lanes to choose from, heading straight ahead into Central Bletchley. Two give-way lines, and a simple rule: middle to middle.

The layout

Notice there are three lanes on this approach. To get to Central Bletchley you need to head straight ahead. In the video we use the middle lane, so that we finish in the left-hand lane on the exit and not in the overtaking lane.

The first give-way line

Give priority to traffic coming from your right before you enter. As you are in the middle lane, just think 'middle to middle' — enter and stay in the middle.

The second give-way line

  • This roundabout has a second give-way line part-way round. Again, give priority to traffic coming from your right before you continue.
  • Keep your car positioned in the outer lane. The lane to your right goes in the same direction, but that traffic will finish in the overtaking lane.
  • Exit into the left-hand lane.

Remember

Two give-way lines means two separate checks. Treat the second one with the same care as the first — don't carry your speed through it.

Skills this covers

Part of the structured SAR syllabus your instructor tracks each lesson.

  • Multi-lane roundabouts
  • Lane discipline
  • Approaching junctions

Filmed by a SAR Driving School instructor. Road layouts, signs and markings change — always drive to what you can see on the day. No road is guaranteed to appear on a driving test.

Learning to drive around Bletchley?

SAR instructors teach these roads every week. Tell us your postcode, manual or automatic, and when you're free — we'll match you with a DVSA-approved instructor.

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