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by Brian I on July 7th, 2008
Everywhere I've ever lived it is the vehicle already on the roundabout, although I suppose it could be different in some places.
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That's the only rule that makes any sense.
If traffic drives on the right and vehicles give way to traffic on their right hand side, that leads to the opposite situation, where anyone already circulating on a roundabout has to give way to newcomers waiting to get on. And that in turn makes it possible to overload up a traffic circle.
by palmagma on July 7th, 2008