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Originally Posted by CybrSage
Circles are easy.
Inside has right of way over outside.
Lane 1 has right of way over lane 2, and lane 2 has right of way over outside the circle. Those without right of way must yield.
Solid white cannot be crossed dashed can be.
Done.
There are even pictures on the way in, saying which exists are for which lanes.
Frogs and snowbirds both seem to have issues understanding this. Frogs blame snowbirds for their inability to understand.
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Everyone has issues understanding this because NEITHER LANE HAS THE RIGHT OF WAY! Neither lane *needs* the right of way if the simple, common sense directions are followed.
The only time right of way that comes into play is when yielding to traffic already in the circle - BOTH LANES. Don't enter when traffic is approaching or you could be hit. Don't enter when traffic is in the inside lane because that lane might be exiting and you could be hit. Simply yield to any/all traffic already in the circle or you could be hit.
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