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Whoever is already circulating in the roundabout
At roundabouts, priority normally belongs to vehicles already circulating in it, unless indicated otherwise.
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Whoever is already circulating in the roundabout
Whoever intends to enter more quickly
The largest vehicle
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En una glorieta, salvo señalización en contra, suele tener prioridad:
- Quien ya circula por la glorieta(Correct answer)
- Quien pretende incorporarse más rápido
- El vehículo más grande
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