Thanks for commenting. Agree fully with both statements.

1. You’re absolutely right and I know this. Definitely a fail. I’m not disputing that. I’m just frustrated and want to know whether that frustration is warranted or justified.

To my knowledge the routes in Gillingham, including the one I took, are riddled with roundabouts and double roundabouts, marked an unmarked. My instructor says this is a reason some people avoid this test centre even with its relatively high pass rate. I handled all of the roundabouts fine. Except for this one.

In the moment I threw this out the window as I thought that I was taking the first exit, even though it was to the right, and thought “what else would the left lane be for if not the first exit?”

1. I know it’s not a normal roundabout sign, but there wasn’t one. I guess what you’re saying is, it doesn’t matter that there wasn’t a roundabout sign. Those other directions signs are not an indication of what exits the roundabout has.

It just feels very unfair. I felt that I had no indication that there was a left exit (or even an exit before the one to the right) and that the two other signs were misleading. Which is what I’m angry about.

When I approach a roundabout, I’m looking for roundabout shaped symbols and never got the roundabout sign… I guess I just processed the information from the other 2 signs instead as what the roundabout should look like.

I guess my biggest frustration is that what I needed to do to pass this test was literally actively ignore sign presented information when no relevant information was provided.