Road markings

Give way to traffic from the right at a mini-roundabout

What does this road marking mean?

The give way marking used at a mini-roundabout, where the same priority rule applies as at a full-size one. Mini-roundabouts are often tight enough that drivers treat them as crossroads, but traffic from the right still has priority. There is frequently less room to wait, so judge the gap before you reach the line rather than edging out onto it. All vehicles must pass round the central marking unless they are too large to do so.

Highway Code references

• Rule 188 from Using the road (159 to 203)

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