When approaching a roundabout with no specific right-of-way signs, which of the vehicles has the right of way?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations (Article 57(1)(c)), in the absence of a sign regulating the right of way, at roundabouts vehicles that are within the circular roadway have the right of way over those that intend to enter it. That is why the moped, which is already traveling inside the ring, goes before the passenger car. Applying to the passenger car the rule of yielding to the vehicle coming from the right is an error, because at the entrances to a roundabout the exception in Article 57(1)(c) prevails over it. And saying that neither has the right of way and that everything is a matter of courtesy is also an error: the regulation sets a legal rule of priority that does not depend on courtesy.

When approaching a roundabout with no specific right-of-way signs, which of the vehicles has the right of way?

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