One for the armchair Highways code experts! (or Imurg!)

[williamalex1]

2 4 an 6 but it's not on the list.

Would of of designed lane 3 for left turn only.

But all that depends if you are over seventy or in your teens. 😳

You shouldn't be doing over 70 , but 20 minimum .

 

[Region3]

2 4 an 6 but it's not on the list.

It's not on the list because he wants to end up in lane 7.

 

[bobmac]

I was taught the left lane was the exit lane and you shouldn't be in it unless you are turning off at the next exit.

 

[Val]

If I didnt know the area and approached it for a first time it would be 1,3,6 then 7 as you can't go 3 to 7. If i knew the area it would be 2,4,7 which IMO is the only logical option.

Im surprised there is no road markings mentioned, IMO both roundabout 1 and 2 should have the left lane with arrows showing as exit only

 

[Andy808]

One thing to point out is it depends on what you're driving.
As an ex HGV driver I would use 2, 4 and 6 but in a car I would go 2, 4 and 6 or 7.
It would also depend on which way I was turning after the going onto 6/7. If I were turning left soon after I would go 6 and if I were turning right then I would get into lane 7 in preparation for my next exit.

 

[richart]

I was taught the left lane was the exit lane and you shouldn't be in it unless you are turning off at the next exit.

Did they have roundabouts when you learnt to drive ?

 

[la_lucha]

2,3,6 for me. Stay out of the left lanes personally

 

[bobmac]

Did they have roundabouts when you learnt to drive ?

 

[ManinBlack]

It's madness not having the lanes marked. We have a roundabout near us where two lanes go into three. The left one of the two lanes goes into lane 3 in the OP's diagram & the right one goes into lane 4. Lane 3 is left & straight on into lane 6, lane 4 is straight on into lane 7 & lane 5 is right. Works perfectly except for the odd idiot trying to go from inside lane into lane 4.