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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
I especially like "if you can't exit safely from the left lane, continue around the circle and try again". All I can picture is some timid driver circling forever until they run out of gas.
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And the saddest part is, in the inside lane, they have the right of way to exit wherever they please without having to yield to anyone.
I always break down roundabouts into two simple rules:
- Cars already in the circle have the right of way over those entering (so yield going in).
- On a dual-lane roundabout, cars on the inside lane have the right of way over everyone.
And you can even make it simpler:
- The right of way is simply a hierarchy from the inside of the circle to the outside. Inner lane > outer lane > outside of circle.
That's it. Easy peasy.
