At this roundabout, how must the right of way be handled?

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In roundabouts, those already on the circular roadway have the right of way over those who intend to enter it (General Traffic Regulations, Article 57(1)(c)). In the situation shown in the image, the passenger car is already driving inside the roundabout and the cyclist is about to enter; therefore, the cyclist must yield. Saying that the passenger car must stop to let the cyclist through is incorrect, and so is saying that it must yield because the cyclist is approaching from its right: the general rule of yielding to those coming from the right does not apply to someone entering a roundabout in relation to those already driving in it.

At this roundabout, how must the right of way be handled?

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