At a roundabout, when does a group of cyclists have the right of way over vehicles already circulating inside?

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General Traffic Regulations treat groups of cyclists as a single mobile unit or a single imaginary vehicle. Therefore, they have priority over motor vehicles when the first cyclist has already started crossing or has entered the roundabout. This means that if the 'head' of the group enters, vehicles circulating inside the roundabout must yield until the last cyclist in the group has passed.

At a roundabout, when does a group of cyclists have the right of way over vehicles already circulating inside?

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