Correct answer
To follow the direction indicated by the arrows.
Follow the direction of circulation around the roundabout indicated by the arrows. It does not require a 90-degree turn or a particular exit. It is a mandatory sign, rather than merely a warning of proximity. Priority is determined by the applicable rules and signs.
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To make a 90° turn.
To follow the direction indicated by the arrows.
To change the direction of travel.
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