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Originally Posted by n8xwb
Forget the road markings they are not solid because the folks entering morse from pinellas can enter into the right or left lane depending on the way they wish to travel. The gate guards are incorrect. The traffic signs, as well as the flyer say it all. IT IS CLEAR AND SIMPLE. If you enter the roundabout in the right lane, you must make the first right turn, or continue and exit at the ysecond. If you enter the roundabout in the left lane, you may not make the first exit regardless of how many lanes that exit has. You can use the second, or third exit. Regardless of which lane you use when entering the roundabout, you must yield to all traffic already in the circle.
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Perfect! As you say, the signs designate how each lane must travel through the roundabout.
The worst roundabout, IMO, is the one on Morse at Stillwater. Probably 75% of cars heading east on Stillwater go around to northbound Morse in the outside lane, causing a backup at the Caroline gate.