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The vehicle already circulating in the roundabout
At roundabouts, vehicles already circulating inside have priority over those intending to enter.
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The vehicle already circulating in the roundabout
The one approaching from the right from outside
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The one that signals first
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En una glorieta, con carácter general, tiene prioridad:
- El vehículo que ya circula por la glorieta(Correct answer)
- El que llega por la derecha desde fuera
- El que enciende primero el intermitente
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