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The vehicle coming from the right
The vehicle approaching from the right. This is the general rule; statutory exceptions must be considered, such as a paved road meeting an unpaved one, rail vehicles or traffic already within a roundabout. Speed gives no priority. Always check that moving ahead is safe.
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