When traveling straight through a roundabout, what signaling is required?

When approaching and traveling straight through a roundabout, it is important to signal that you have no intention of turning off. In this situation, the correct approach is to not use a signal until you are exiting the roundabout. By signaling only after passing the exit before your turn, you clearly indicate your lane of travel to other road users. This helps maintain clarity and ensures the safety of all vehicles within the roundabout, as drivers will recognize that you are continuing straight and will not be taking an exit.

In the context of the other options, signaling before entering might confuse other drivers, as they may expect you to turn at the next exit. Similarly, signaling continuously while within the roundabout could mislead others about your intended exit. Overall, the focus should be on signaling accurately to communicate your intentions clearly and safely while navigating the roundabout.