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Those already travelling within the circular carriageway, over those seeking to enter.
Vehicles already travelling within the circular carriageway have priority over those seeking to enter under Article 57.1.c. This exception to priority from the right does not grant absolute priority over signs or an officer’s instructions, or to someone changing lanes within the roundabout. An unpaved road or a reserved lane alone does not confer priority at an unmarked junction.
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Those seeking to enter, solely because they approach from the right.
Those seeking to enter, solely because they drive a large vehicle.
Those already travelling within the circular carriageway, over those seeking to enter.
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