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Originally Posted by Shazam
Edmonton was an early adopter of traffic circles in Canada, unfortunately that meant that they didn't quite know what they were doing. The elevation on a lot of the circles are wrong, so people aren't aware that they're actually entering a circle until they're in the circle.
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For the areas I'm most familiar with, it seemed like they were early adopters of trying to minimize traffic lights, or at least the number of movements. Which means som creative abominations, but a lot of them work pretty well
Here's a land intensive example of getting a major left turn movement away from the main lights. And they managed to plop a McDonald's into the dead space
https://maps.app.goo.gl/nRojG3RT1qkcdbVz9