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Originally Posted by Flatlander
...If you are entering the roundabout from the right or outside lane you must enter the outside lane of the roundabout and you only have to yield the right of way to those vehicle which have the right of way over you. That does not include vehicles in the inside lane. They are obligated to stay in the inside lane until they exit so have no right of way over you.
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Why would you want to trust any driver so much?
Here's a link to a roundabout document for the State of Washington. I know...I know...it's not Florida. Do me a favor and just read it. And look at the graphics. The roundabouts are identical to TV roundabouts. And then tell me if you find anything in Florida law which conflicts with this information, especially the part that says "Remember, in a multi-lane roundabout, you must yield to both lanes of traffic." I don't think you will.
WSDOT - How to drive a roundabout