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Ottawa By-law 2017-301, s. 45(1) — Traffic and Parking By-law

Traffic and Parking By-law

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No Person shall drive any animal or vehicle otherwise than counter-clockwise direction in any roundabout:

  • (a) While approaching a roundabout, a driver shall obey any authorized signs, to guide their desired entrance and exit;
  • (b) While approaching a roundabout, a driver shall stop for any pedestrians approaching or crossing at the crossover;
  • (c) A driver shall enter the roundabout only once there is an acceptable gap in traffic and it is safe to do so;
  • (d) Upon exiting the roundabout, a driver shall stop for any pedestrians approaching or crossing at the crossover;
  • (e) A driver shall proceed to the edge of the circulatory roadway and yield to vehicles in all lanes approaching from their immediate left before entering the roundabout;
  • (f) unless signs or road markings indicate otherwise, a driver shall enter in the lane appropriate for the desired exit and follow the lane around the roundabout in order to depart the roundabout at that exit.

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