When driving inside the ring of a roundabout with no signs regulating priority, are you required to yield to someone who intends to enter from your right?

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At roundabouts, those inside the circular road have right of way over those who intend to enter it (General Traffic Regulations, Article 57(1)(c)), an exception to the general rule of yielding to the right, unless signs (traffic lights, vertical signs or road markings) indicate otherwise. Therefore, whoever is traveling in the ring does not have to yield to someone entering from their right. And it makes no difference what type of vehicle intends to enter: the right of way does not depend on whether it is a motor vehicle.

When driving inside the ring of a roundabout with no signs regulating priority, are you required to yield to someone who intends to enter from your right?

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