I once saw someone stop and reverse on a roundabout because they missed their exit.
this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2024
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Drive like the crow flies
I'll keep an eye out for thermals
That's a hoax. Kiwis can't fly.
Most roundabouts around here have stop signs at the entry points. They do nothing to alleviate the traffic flow.
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In Germany, there usually are give way signs at the entry points indicating that the vehicles driving in the roundabout have priority. A stop sign is a bit too much, as it's not an especially confusing situation.
Every roundabout is a straightabout if you go fast enough.
The goal is always to try to take it as straight as possible without losing speed