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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
Vehicles in roundabout has right of way. Vehicle approaching roundabout HAS to yeild to ALL traffic in roundabout. The vehicle in right outside lane either entered roundabout without yielding to ALL traffic in roundabout or vehicle in right (outside lane was going to third exit which is wrong why got cut off. Think about it. If you yeild to all traffic and in right lane exit at first or second exit that situation will should never happen.
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One way it *could* happen: Vehicle in the outside races into the circle and overtakes the vehicle already in the inside lane. The vehicle in the outside lane (the one that is overtaking) would still be at fault for causing the conflict.
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