When you use a roundabout like the one in the picture, you should:

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In the United States, traffic in a roundabout flows counterclockwise, so you travel to the right with the central island on your left. Vehicles already circulating have the right-of-way, so slow down and wait for a gap before entering, then signal as you exit.

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Topic: Intersections   License: Car permit

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• Alaska: Road Rules

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