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Yes, by following the roundabout and taking the appropriate exit.
Yes, by following the prescribed circulation direction and taking the appropriate exit. Obey lanes, priority and signage, signal the exit and ensure it is safe. A roundabout does not authorise a turn before entering, driving against the prescribed direction or ignoring restrictions.
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No, a specific sign authorising return is always required.
Yes, by following the roundabout and taking the appropriate exit.
Yes, by turning before entering and crossing straight through the centre.
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