200 yards to a roundabout or the next point at which traffic may leave a non-primary route

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200 yards to a roundabout or the next point at which traffic may leave a non-primary route

Countdown sign telling you a roundabout or major exit is exactly 200 yards ahead on a non-primary route. You now have plenty of time to check mirrors, signal, and move into the correct lane smoothly. Non-primary routes are usually A or B roads that are not the main trunk roads, so traffic flow can be less predictable. Use this warning to begin planning your exit and positioning early – a common theory-test mistake is leaving lane changes until the last moment.

Shape
Rectangular
Background
Blue
Border
White
Primary symbol
Other
Secondary symbol
Other
Diagram reference
824.0

Where you'll see this sign

Non-primary A and B roads.

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