At roundabouts or traffic circles lacking specific priority signage (such as a Yield sign), who has the right of way?

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The general rule states that within roundabouts, vehicles already circulating inside the circular lane have the right of way over those attempting to enter. This is a key exception to the general rule of yielding to the vehicle on the right. Therefore, the entering vehicle must always yield to the one already inside, unless specific signage (traffic light or police officer) indicates otherwise.

At roundabouts or traffic circles lacking specific priority signage (such as a Yield sign), who has the right of way?

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