Texas Car / Permit practice question · Right-of-Way
As you approach and enter a roundabout, you must:
Answer choices
- yield to traffic already in the roundabout and enter when there is a safe gap— Correct answer
- stop in the circle and let entering cars merge in front of you
- enter first, because vehicles in the circle must yield to you
- come to a complete stop before every entry, even when it is clear
Why this is the answer
Slow down as you near a modern roundabout and yield to traffic already in the circle. Enter, follow the loop counterclockwise, then make a right turn to exit. Vehicles inside have priority, not the ones entering. Stopping inside the circle for entering cars, or coming to a complete stop at every entry even when it is clear, is not part of the method.
Source: Texas Driver Handbook — Right-of-Way
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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