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roundabouts
Can I make a right turn from the inside lane of the roudabout? Doesnt seem 2 safe 2 me,Ive seen it done many times..Risky eh
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The answer is yes BUT be alert!
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Oh no, here we go again.
Bill, warm up the popper, we will probably need it..............:popcorn: Answer to roundabout questions can be found here. http://sumtercountyfl.gov/DocumentView.aspx?DID=3939 or here https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...t-signs-48589/ or here https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...-havana-46890/ |
Ah yes. The round abouts.
There will soon be a dog poop thread. Things must be back to normal.;)
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:popcorn: Pass it around!!! :pepper2:
:wave: I believe all the new roundabout signage is up. It's now pretty darned clear of what you can and can't do.......legally. As justjim stated: "Be alert" - don't assume others will do as they should. Bill :) |
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The correct answer to the question is yes, but only if you are going straight through or 270 degrees around. The second and third exit from your entrance position. As stated above treat it exactly like a four lane intersection. If you wanted to make a right turn you would always enter the intersection in the right lane. If you wanted to make a left turn you would always enter in the left lane. If you wanted to go straight through either lane would work.
However even with the new signs that very clearly show the correct way to drive through a round about, I still see idiots go 3/4 the way around staying in the right outside lane. They will cause an accident and wonder why it happened. And also argue that what they did was OK. |
Ahhh, Gracie
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Leave it to you to put things into prerspective! :laugh: |
How do you make a left turn off a circle?
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Left turn off a circle
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Bill :) |
The correct info is in the POA paper. Don't say making a right turn but say leaving the roundabout. If u leave the roundabout on the very first exit then u should be in the right lane. If u exit after that then u should be in the left lane. If u get into an accident and it is between vehicles in left lane and right lane then according to SCSO the vehicle in the right lane is always at fault.
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