To make a U-turn using a roundabout, what trajectory or position must you maintain regarding the central island?

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A roundabout is a special type of intersection with rotary traffic. The general rule states that you must always leave the central island or obstacle to your left (driving counter-clockwise). Therefore, to make a U-turn, you must not stop in the center or position yourself off the road; simply enter the roundabout and circle the central island, keeping it to your left, until you reach the exit that allows you to return in the direction you came from.

To make a U-turn using a roundabout, what trajectory or position must you maintain regarding the central island?

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