In a traffic circle, some common mistakes when turning one quarter of the way around are entering into the circle and not yielding to traffic in the circle, making a right turn from the left or inside lane, exiting the circle and not yielding to pedestrians at crosswalks. For a one quarter of the way around, the correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane. Signal right, yield to pedestrians and traffic in the circle, proceed when safe and exit in the right lane. A common mistake by drivers travelling halfway around is changing lanes in the traffic circle. When you enter from the left or inside lane, do not change lanes in the traffic circle and exit from the right or outside lane. This may result in cutting other vehicles off or causing a collision. To drive halfway around a traffic circle, the correct approach is to enter from the left or inside lane. Signal left, yield to pedestrians and traffic in the circle and proceed when safe. Exit by signaling right and staying in the left or inside lane. To drive halfway around, you may also enter from the right or outside lane. Though this method is not preferred, it is permitted. Signal left, yield to pedestrians and traffic in the circle and proceed when safe. Be sure to yield to traffic in the inside lane and exit by signaling right and staying in the right or outside lane. For a three-quarter of the way around, it is unsafe to enter or proceed around the circle from the right or outside lane. Another mistake is to change lanes in the traffic circle. When you enter from the left or inside lane, do not change lanes in the circle and exit in the right or outside lane. This may result in cutting other vehicles off or causing a collision. For a three-quarter of the way around, the correct approach is to enter from the left or inside lane. Signal left, yield to pedestrians and traffic in the circle and then proceed when safe. Exit by signaling right and staying in the left or inside lane. The correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane. The correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane. The correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane. The correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane. The correct approach is to enter from the right or outside lane.