Road signs, Mini-roundabout
What does the mini-roundabout sign mean?
A mini-roundabout ahead. Give way to traffic from your right and pass round the central markings.
A blue circle with three arrows turning clockwise.
What you must do
Treat it like any roundabout: give way to the right and signal your exit.
Where you will see it
Smaller junctions in towns and residential areas.
Test yourself
The theory test asks you to recognise signs like this one. Try the road and traffic signs quiz (with an easy and a hard set), or read the signs revision notes. Source: Highway Code rule 188.
Other common road signs
National speed limitSpeed limitNo entryStopGive wayNo waitingNo stopping (clearway)Ahead onlyTurn left aheadTurn right aheadOther dangerNo U-turnsNo left turnNo right turnNo overtakingWeight limitNo motor vehiclesKeep leftKeep rightMinimum speedCrossroads aheadT-junction aheadRoundabout aheadBend aheadTwo-way trafficTraffic signals aheadRoad narrowsSlippery roadPedestrians in roadParkingBend to the leftDouble bendSide roadStaggered junctionSteep hill downwardsSteep hill upwardsUneven roadHump bridgeRoad humpsLevel crossing with barrierLevel crossing without barrierSchool or children crossingZebra crossing aheadCycle route aheadHorse ridersWild animalsFarm animalsQueues likelyNo vehiclesNo cyclingNo pedestriansHeight limitGive priority to oncomingTurn leftRoute for cycles onlyOne-way trafficNo through roadHospital
Meaning based on Know Your Traffic Signs and The Highway Code under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The sign image is our own simplified rendering for learning. Always check the current Highway Code on gov.uk. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the DVSA.