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Go around the outside without crossing through its carriageway.
Go around it rather than cross through its carriageway. An authorised pedestrian crossing may be used subject to its signals and crossing rules. Pedestrians should not travel like a vehicle within the roundabout: use pedestrian spaces and cross the carriageway safely at permitted places.
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Go around the outside without crossing through its carriageway.
Cross directly through the middle of its carriageway.
Walk in the traffic lane like a vehicle.
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