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Those already travelling inside the roundabout.
When approaching a roundabout with no priority signs, you must give way to vehicles already travelling inside the roundabout. This rule is an exception to the general rule of right of way. In this context, regardless of the side from which they approach, vehicles already inside the roundabout have priority over those intending to enter it. Priority is given to vehicles travelling on the circular carriageway of the roundabout over those attempting to enter it from the approach roads. It is important to remember that this rule applies specifically to roundabouts and that, at other types of junctions or roads, the rules of priority may vary. It is always essential to remain cautious and courteous when driving on roundabouts and to respect the priority of vehicles already inside it.
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None, because I am on the main road.
Those wishing to enter the roundabout from the road on the right.
Those already travelling inside the roundabout.
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