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Yes, by correctly following the roundabout.
Yes. It may follow the roundabout in the prescribed direction and take that exit, obeying priority, lanes and signs. This does not mean driving against the traffic flow or crossing the central island. It does not give every vehicle universal permission despite access, mass or sign restrictions.
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No, it is prohibited at every roundabout without exception.
Yes, by correctly following the roundabout.
No, it is prohibited for all cars.
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