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Markings and signs setting who gives way at a roundabout.
Also known as: Roundabout priority, Give way at roundabout
Most countries give priority to traffic already on the roundabout, but that rule is a national choice rather than an inherent property of the layout, and it was reversed in Britain in 1966. The markings state the rule; the geometry does not.
Sets which traffic has priority at a roundabout through give-way markings and signs at each entry.
Contexts: Road signage
Rests on a national rule rather than on the layout: priority to circulating traffic became the British rule in 1966 and is not universal.
Contexts: Road signage
A broken transverse line across each entry arm with a triangular give-way sign beside it.