Help me and my husband settle a debate
This roundabout has 3 lanes to enter:
left = left (1st exit) Middle-Straight (2nd exit). Right = right turn / all the way around
Both cars (Pink in front, Blue behind) enter correctly in the right-hand lane to take the 3rd exit (right).
As you go around, the road splits into 3 lanes before the exit:
left = exit now, miiddle = continue further.
Right = go round again
Blue car swings a wide left and ends up in the far-left lane, which they believe is now the proper lane for exiting as they don’t need to cross any lanes
Pink car follows the curve of the markings and quite naturally ends up in the middle lane — but then still tries to exit, which means crossing over Blue’s path.
The disagreement:
Pink says the far left split lane is only for cars entering from the left-hand side (see star in diagram).
Blue says that far left lane is the proper exit lane for anyone on the roundabout, and Pink shouldn’t cut across.
who’s right here, Pink or Blue?