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a junction where traffic moves in a circular direction.
The P-4 sign for an intersection with roundabout circulation, shown in the image, indicates the proximity of a junction where vehicles travel in a circular direction following the arrows. In other words, it refers to a roundabout. These intersections usually require drivers to give way to vehicles already inside the roundabout and to join the flow of traffic carefully. The sign warns of the need to pay attention to this type of intersection in order to avoid collisions and ensure safe traffic flow.
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a junction where traffic moves in a circular direction.
a junction where I have priority.
a junction with two-way traffic.
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