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Originally Posted by sinbad
If it's two lanes on and two lanes off then of course you can use either to go straight on (assuming a typical 4 exit roundabout and no signs or road-markings to dictate otherwise).
The taxi driver made a dumbass move and probably at the last second realised it wasn't his exit, maybe you should infer that to your insurers. It's unpredictable behaviour and there isn't a great deal you can do about something like that, lifesaver or no lifesaver. It's akin to a lane-swap from the taxi driver without so much as a glance.
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see his passenger was a witness in my favour and when i checked her address on the multi map she lived to the right of the roundabout, so he knew in advance of getting to the roundabout that he wanted to turn right, he just never engaged his brain to think the left lane is not the best place to be