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The bus because it is travelling within a circular road.
The bus, because it is already circulating inside the roundabout. The general rule gives vehicles on the circular road priority over those intending to enter. Its public-service status does not confer that priority. Follow any officer’s directions or signs regulating passage.
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Always the bus, because it is a public-service vehicle.
The motorcycle.
The bus because it is travelling within a circular road.
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