At a roundabout with no lights, officers or signs altering the general priority rule, a car is already on the circular carriageway and an individual cyclist is trying to enter. Who must give way?

Correct answer

The cyclist must give way to the car.

The entering cyclist must give way to the car already on the circular carriageway under article 57.1.c. This rule applies to vehicles; the car does not have priority merely because it is motorised. The cyclist is riding individually: a group whose first rider has already entered may have priority under article 64.2.c. Follow controls and do not confuse entry priority with a right to cross other lanes to exit.