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I will keep the centre to my left.
Article 43 of the Traffic Regulations establishes that in squares, roundabouts and road junctions, vehicles will always travel keeping the centre of these to their left. A change of direction is permitted by following the direction indicated by the arrows on the circular sign.
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I will keep the centre to my left.
I will pass through the centre.
I will keep the centre to my right.
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