(31 Jan 2023, 5:11 pm)Adrian wrote So is it in the Highway Code or not, Rob? You can't seem to find reference of it, and nor can I.

BIB: That's not what they're doing by slingshotting a roundabout. Your example is cutting someone up, by using a lane not for it's intended direction. Slingshotting follows the lanes on a roundabout as allocated, but merely annoys other motorists who see it as queue jumping.

it still stands that the bus was in the lane that was right turn retail park and i think it even has ONLY written on the road. Like i said i did it years ago at the tyne tunnel and was told you cant do that and I can see why... imagine eveyone did it then no one would get anywhere.  then there was the fact the bus decided to literally STOp on the round about to let his fellow bus driver out nearly causing an accident there.  Whether its in the highway code ( which im sure it is) or not a professional driver should know better then to ignore what written on signage and the road to keep all road users safe,

PS - the bloke who cut you up in my example is doind the same as the bus did - using the wrong lane at a roundabout whichever way you wan to cook it