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Yes, follow the permitted route to the appropriate exit.
Yes, follow the roundabout’s permitted direction with its centre on the left. Give way on entry, respect users already occupying a lane you intend to enter, and signal lane changes and the exit. Remaining in the outer lane throughout is not compulsory; normally move into it safely before exiting. Do not reverse direction by driving against the roundabout’s flow.
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No, a conventional roundabout always prohibits returning towards the approach direction.
Yes, follow the permitted route to the appropriate exit.
Yes, drive against the roundabout’s flow to reach that exit sooner.
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En una glorieta convencional, sin señalización que lo impida, ¿puede cambiar de sentido tomando la salida que le devuelve hacia el lugar del que venía?
- No, una glorieta convencional prohíbe siempre volver hacia el lugar de procedencia.
- Sí, circulando contra el sentido de la glorieta para llegar antes a esa salida.
- Sí, completando el recorrido permitido hasta la salida adecuada.(Correct answer)
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