The sign is called “Roundabout”, when encountering it the drivers of vehicles have the obligation to give priority to the vehicles that move inside it. The traffic in such intersections is carried out by going around the center of the intersection in the direction indicated by the arrows, meaning on the right side.
In this answer option it is not specified on which side the center of the intersection is to be bypassed, and going around the center of the intersection is done only on its right side, in the direction shown by the arrows on the “Roundabout” sign, with the exception of those who move on the first street on the right, only these will move as much as possible close to the right edge of the intersection.
The priority to the right is given in intersections with undirected traffic, in this case the intersection is a directed one in which the traffic is carried out in a roundabout and those who already move inside the intersection will have priority, compared to those who want to enter the intersection.
The correct answer is: A
OUG* - Article 57
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(4) In intersections with roundabout, signalled as such, the vehicles that move inside them have priority over those that are about to enter the intersection.Regulation** - Article 135
The driver of the vehicle is obliged to give priority also in the following situations:
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d) when about to enter an intersection with traffic in roundabout compared to the one who moves inside it;
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The road legislation does not provide anything in this regard.
The road legislation does not provide anything in this regard.
* OUG = EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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