When approaching a roundabout, what action should you take before entering?

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When approaching a roundabout, the vehicles already inside have priority. Slow down and yield to traffic in the circle (and to any pedestrians at the crossing) before you enter. Enter only when there is a safe gap and you can do so without forcing others to brake. This keeps the flow moving smoothly and reduces the risk of collisions. Rushing in or speeding through ignores those rules and is unsafe, while stopping at the line is only appropriate if there isn’t a safe gap to merge.