A roundabout is ahead: a one-way circle around a center island where entering traffic yields to traffic already circulating.
Slow on approach, yield to traffic in the circle, enter on a gap, and keep moving with the one-way flow until your exit. Never stop inside the circle.
The chasing arrows show the dance: everyone the same direction, nobody stops mid-circle.
Stopping inside the roundabout for an entering car, out of politeness. The circle only works when circulating traffic keeps its priority.
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Q.When you enter a roundabout, you must:
Traffic already moving in a roundabout has the right-of-way. Yield and wait for a safe gap before you enter.
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