Which statement about roundabouts is true?

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Roundabouts move traffic around the central island on the right side, so all vehicles travel to the right around the island. In Nova Scotia, like other right‑hand traffic areas, you circle the roundabout clockwise and yield to vehicles already in the circle. You enter only when there’s a safe gap, and you don’t stop inside the roundabout to wait for a bigger gap. You should signal when you’re ready to exit and leave at your chosen exit. Exiting at the first opportunity isn’t guaranteed or required, and entering when traffic is stopped is unsafe. So the true statement is that all vehicles travel to the right around the island.