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What does the roundabout (mandatory direction) sign mean in Turkey?
Last updated: 28 October 2026 · Sign code: TT-37 · Mandatory signs

In short: This sign means you are entering a roundabout and must go round the central island in the direction of the arrows. It is a blue circle with three white arrows arranged in a circle.
What should you do when you see this sign?
- When entering, give way to vehicles already going round.
- Go round the island in the direction of the arrows (anticlockwise in Turkey).
- Signal right and leave carefully at your exit.
Where and why is it used?
This is a mandatory sign and is usually used together with a give way sign at the roundabout entrance. At roundabouts, vehicles already inside have priority.
Blue circle Show what you must do. A red circle says "don't", a blue circle says "do this".
Which sign is it confused with?

Mandatory signs: other signs
- Ahead only (TT-35c)
- Keep right (TT-36a)
- Minimum speed (TT-41a)
To see every sign with pictures on one page, go to the Turkish road signs guide. For the other traffic topics, try the traffic questions.
This is a simplified drawing for learning; the official sign's dimensions and details may differ.
Sources (Turkish): Highway Traffic Law No. 2918 · Highway Traffic Regulation · KGM road signs handbook, vertical signs
Türkçe: Ada etrafında dönünüz işareti