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Originally Posted by GreenTeaFrapp
Look at the case of cars A, B, and C. If the car in the right lane is supposed to leave at the first exit, why is car A skipping past the first exit and forcing car C to yield?
If their rules are to accurate, the right lane entering a circle should almost be like a direct off-ramp to the road on the right. But that doesn't appear to be happening according to the examples.
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Right. Car A is driving around the outside. He is allowed to do it; as long as at each exit he yields to the person on the left.
Myself, I wouldn't because it's easier to go on the inside of the circle. But buses do all the time.