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Originally Posted by Bill14564
You are going to get quite a bit of argument because you are still wrong.
If two vehicles enter from different entrances they will be physically separated and will not interfere with each other.
If two vehicles enter from the same entrance then their allowed paths through the roundabout do not intersect and they will not interfere with each other.
If drivers follow the rules, the roundabouts pose no problems. If drivers do not follow the rules then all bets are off whether the drivers are in a roundabout or simply driving down Pinellas Ave.
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I read these posts and people are constantly complaining about getting cut off. If a vehicle is in front of you and needs to cross your path, you slow down and allow them. That is the rule. They are not ruining your day by being a jerk. I really wish drivers would understand this.
Two cars ABSOLUTELY can arrive at a roundabout at the same time. If you are heading straight thru and see a vehicle on the right side exit, you do not automatically make that driver wait while you sail through. Rule of traffic: when two vehicles enter an intersection at the same time, the person on the right goes first. In a roundabout, you reduce your speed and allow them to cross your path. This keeps traffic moving FOR EVERYONE