Montana SB433 revises right-of-way laws for roundabouts, clarifying traffic rules and definitions.
Montana SB433 amends the state's right-of-way laws for roundabouts, defining a "roundabout" as a circular intersection where all entering traffic must yield to vehicles within the intersection. The bill specifies that vehicles must drive to the right of the roundabout's center and establishes that vehicles approaching a roundabout must yield to those already in it. It also addresses towing vehicles, allowing them to deviate from their lane to safely approach or pass around a roundabout. The law codifies these provisions in Title 61, chapter 8, part 3.
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