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go around it.
When there is no marked pedestrian crossing at a roundabout, pedestrians are obliged to go around it rather than cross it directly. This rule is fundamental to the safety of both pedestrians and drivers. Because of their design and continuous flow of traffic, roundabouts present significant risks to pedestrians if they attempt to cross directly through them. Going around the roundabout allows pedestrians to remain in safer areas, generally designed for pedestrian traffic, such as pavements.
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walk along the inner edge of the central island.
cross it by the most direct route possible.
go around it.
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