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Circulate around it with the centre on your left.
Go around in the permitted direction, keeping its centre to your left. Do not cross the central island or turn against traffic. Lane selection depends on rules and signs; position correctly before exiting and do not cut across others. As a general rule, traffic already on the roundabout has priority, subject to signals or orders directing otherwise.
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Cross the central island directly to avoid going around.
Turn against the roundabout’s permitted direction.
Circulate around it with the centre on your left.
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