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Leaving the centre on the left
When entering a roundabout or rotary junction, we must bear in mind that vehicles already circulating on that roundabout have priority over us, and that we must always leave the centre of the roundabout on our left in every case, including when we wish to make a U-turn, in which case we also leave the centre on our left.
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Positioning the vehicle outside the carriageway, to the right of it
Positioning the vehicle in the centre of the carriageway
Leaving the centre on the left
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