When arriving at a roundabout or rotary traffic square, how must you circle the central island?

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The general rule states that in squares, roundabouts, and road junctions, vehicles must circulate leaving the center, island, or refuges to their left (counter-clockwise direction). This means that upon entering, we must head towards the right of the ring road, keeping the central obstacle always on our left side. Going straight through the center or circling it to the right (clockwise) is prohibited and violates General Traffic Regulations.

When arriving at a roundabout or rotary traffic square, how must you circle the central island?

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