Upon arriving at an intersection featuring a roundabout or circular traffic island, how is the driver required to perform the turn?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, at squares, roundabouts, and road junctions, vehicles must drive leaving the center to their left. This means it is mandatory to go around the roundabout or traffic island in a counter-clockwise direction (leaving the obstacle to the left) to perform any maneuver, even if there is no blue arrow sign explicitly indicating it at that moment. Crossing the intersection in a straight line through the island area is prohibited.

Upon arriving at an intersection featuring a roundabout or circular traffic island, how is the driver required to perform the turn?

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