What should you do if you are already in the roundabout when an emergency vehicle approaches?

When you find yourself in a roundabout and an emergency vehicle approaches, the safest and most appropriate action is to continue to your exit and then pull over. This choice ensures that you do not disrupt the flow of traffic or create confusion by stopping abruptly within the roundabout, which could endanger both you and other drivers. By proceeding to your exit, you allow the emergency vehicle to navigate the roundabout more effectively while maintaining safe passage for yourself and other vehicles.

In a roundabout, stopping can lead to traffic congestion and may prevent the emergency vehicle from maneuvering through with the speed required for its response. Additionally, attempting to speed up to leave the roundabout increases the risk of an accident or losing control of your vehicle. Stopping at the next traffic light is not relevant since it may not be nearby or safe in this scenario, and it does not address the immediate presence of the emergency vehicle.