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Originally Posted by Randall55
When you factor in quite a few drivers do not know the area and therefore which lane to be in, some have never driven a roundabout, some are more concerned about lining themselves up with the resident gate, some are nervous and confused, some have reached the age where their reaction skills have diminished, and some have no idea what the word yield means, the RAB is too tight to maneuver. Thanks for your wise suggestions, but I am still going to stop before entering. It takes a few seconds to check your surroundings. Not a big deal.
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I often drive in foreign countries, and in areas of my own where I do not know the roads as well as locals or directions etc. and mangae quite competently, but as I said in another post, if you find navigating a roundabout far to stressful and complicated, why are you still driving?
Apart from yielding to enter if needed, the lane discipline is the same as at any crossroad or T junction, so you will probably get confused, stressed etc. at them as well.
Time to give up the license.