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roundabouts or the sandard 4 way intersections?
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roundabouts or the sandard 4 way intersections? Never had to deal with a roundabout. |
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Roundabouts work pretty good once you learn to plan ahead before you get to the intersection. Be in the correct lane ahead of time.
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Edited by
taboo365
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Thu 10/02/08 10:04 AM
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i kinda like roundabouts
but alot of stupid people need to learn that they must yeild to the cars already in the roundabout i've seen alot of road constuction around lately and they're putting alot of roundabouts in. seems like it's the new trend |
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I like the roundabouts, but I can't stand it when people won't move to let you in. There have been times when I had to ride into the shoulder because somebody wouldn't yeild..
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There is a roundabout in a town near here and they have accidents all the time, it's crazy there!!!!!!!!
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IM kinda board
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roundabouts or the sandard 4 way intersections? 4 way intersections confuse most drivers, they either assume they must park, drive in unison or are just dumbfounded not sure who goes first. roundabouts work a tiny, itsy bitsy bit better. |
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I just want people who have a license to "drive" with some freakin sense.
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I just want people who have a license to "drive" with some freakin sense. sounds like a simple solution, I'll drink to that 
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I mean, and this could just be me, but don't you want to drive safe and smart and live? I could be wrong ya know, but common sense on the highway makes sense to me.
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There is a new roundabout near my house. I haven't seen them before in my city. I haven't noticed it being any more efficient than a 4-way stop.
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Edited by
lilith401
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Thu 10/02/08 12:03 PM
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Um, you mean a rotary?
traffic circle n. A circular one-way road at a junction of thoroughfares, facilitating an uninterrupted flow of traffic. Also called regionally rotary. Dictionary.com |
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we call them roundabouts in Florida
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Ahhh, I had no idea! Well, that makes sense, I am the yankee and way out of the loop here!
I was like, um, people what the heck are you doing? Correct the silly OP! Thanks, Fran. |
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ain't a roundabout one of those things where you drive in a circle like in England and places like that?
we have those here? 
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Edited by
Winx
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Thu 10/02/08 12:18 PM
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we call them roundabouts in Florida Florida is where I saw my first roundabout. It was huge. St. Armands Circle in Sarasota. The second one that I have seen is the new one in St. Louis. |
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roundabouts or the sandard 4 way intersections? Never had to deal with a roundabout. oh i LOVE going in circles .. it works with my lifestyle and feels au naturale 
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I grew up with rotaries (read roundabout FL peeps) in RI and they are here in Ohio.
Other terms I've heard are "Circle" and "Circlesection". |
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I like the roundabouts, but I can't stand it when people won't move to let you in. There have been times when I had to ride into the shoulder because somebody wouldn't yeild..
That never happens to me .. I make my place no matter what. It's the benefit of growing up on Los Angeles' insane freeways 
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