When driving at a roundabout, how should you behave?

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The main idea is that traffic already in the roundabout has the right of way. Slow down as you approach, look for a safe gap, and yield to vehicles circulating inside. Enter only when there is room to merge safely, and do not stop once you’re in the circle. If you can’t enter safely, wait outside the roundabout and don’t block the entrance. After you enter, signal when you plan to exit and watch for pedestrians or cyclists. This behavior keeps traffic moving smoothly and reduces the risk of collisions. Choices that encourage speeding through, entering before others have a chance, or stopping at the entrance don’t fit how roundabouts are designed to work.