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Those approaching from my right.
Those approaching from your right. At a split roundabout, traffic crosses the central area and circular appearance does not automatically give priority to vehicles going around it. Observe signs and Article 57 exceptions, such as rail vehicles. At a true roundabout, vehicles already circulating inside do have priority.
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Those approaching from my right.
Only those on my left; those on my right never have priority.
To everyone going around the central area, even approaching from my left, merely because it looks circular.
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En una glorieta partida, que no es una glorieta a efectos de prioridad, sin señales que regulen el paso y con vías pavimentadas, ¿a qué vehículos debe ceder según la regla general?
- A los que se aproximen por mi derecha.(Correct answer)
- Solo a los de mi izquierda; la derecha nunca tiene prioridad.
- A todos los que giren alrededor de la zona central, aunque lleguen por mi izquierda, por el mero aspecto circular.
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