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Originally Posted by CFrance

That's the part that a lot of folks don't get, or adhere to. The yield signs at the roundabout entrances mean yield to both lanes. If there is someone in either lane, don't enter till they've passed and both lanes are clear. And don't pass anyone, either.

Originally Posted by JCMSr

Could not agree more with this! Cannot count the number of times I have watched a driver enter the roundabout from the right lane, move to the left land at 3:00 and then back to the right to exit at 12:00. For what? Just so they can speed through the roundabout a few miles an hour faster??? I just wait until both lanes are clear and proceed.

You are absolutely correct in what you are saying. But here's where the real problem is:

The green sign as you approach the circle, tells you how you should drive around the circle. But then you get to the actual circle where we have painted lines within the circle. The painted lines belie what the green signs say. Dotted lines on any road, say you can change lanes.

Is it any wonder the circles are a problem? In actuality, the guy who was changing lanes was within his legal right, according to the dotted lines.

So which do you follow . . . the green sign or the dotted lines???