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Originally Posted by l2ridehd
Round about rules are really simple.
1. Always yield to cars already in the round about.
2. Going 90 degrees, always enter on the right and exit from the right.
3. Going 180 degrees, enter from either lane and exit from that same lane.
4. Going 270 degrees, always enter from the left and exit from the left.
If everyone followed those rules, there would be no accidents.
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l2ridehd, I think you should make #1 Bold and Red, since it's the most important rule (imho). A visitor was complaining to me about always being cut off by other drivers in the roundabouts, and she said she really didn't understand how to prevent that from happening. From what I've learned from this forum, I told her that as long as she doesn't enter the roundabout when another car is coming, she'll be fine. She looked very shocked, and said, "You mean I have to wait until it's clear?"
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