Is it permitted for pedestrians to cross directly through the central roadway of a roundabout?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. Pedestrians must never cut across traffic by traversing the roadway or the central island of a roundabout. The rule states that they must go around it using the designated pedestrian areas (sidewalks) and cross the roads leading into it only at pedestrian crossings or marked locations. Crossing through the center creates a high-risk situation and obstructs the flow of rotating traffic.

Is it permitted for pedestrians to cross directly through the central roadway of a roundabout?

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