You are inside a roundabout with no signs or officer instructions changing priority. An ordinary passenger car, not performing an emergency service, seeks to enter from your right. Must you yield merely because it comes from the right?

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sacatelcarnet · Accepted Answer

No, because I have right of way.. No. Article 57.1.c gives priority to vehicles already on the roundabout’s circulatory roadway over those entering. The ordinary right-hand priority rule does not override that provision. Priority does not authorise causing a collision: remain attentive and prevent danger. Officer instructions, signs and priority vehicles on emergency service may change duties; the question excludes those cases.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Yes, but only if it is a motor vehicle.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Yes, because it is approaching from my right, so it has right of way.

You are inside a roundabout with no signs or officer instructions changing priority. An ordinary passenger car, not performing an emergency service, seeks to enter from your right. Must you yield merely because it comes from the right?

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