Originally Posted by I'm Popeye! (Post 1946477)

Here is the problem, which gives the right to that white SUV driver to cross the broken line.
The lane-line should be a solid white line not a broken line, IMHO.

Originally Posted by I'm Popeye! (Post 1946477)

Here is the problem, which gives the right to that white SUV driver to cross the broken line.
The lane-line should be a solid white line not a broken line, IMHO.

Originally Posted by Polar Bear (Post 1946506)

Nope. The dashed line is proper. The driver in the right lane is allowed to go straight through the roundabout.

Originally Posted by I'm Popeye! (Post 1946530)

That's exactly what I said, "give the White car the right to cross the line". Again, the broken line should be a solid line to keep cars from turning into oncoming traffic.
[I] Please read carefully what others write.[/I]

Originally Posted by Bill14564 (Post 1946491)

The broken line enables drivers entering from the right to continue straight. The driver in the white car, who entered previously and not from the right, must go straight and exit the circle.

Originally Posted by Polar Bear (Post 1946506)

Nope. The dashed line is proper. The driver in the right lane is allowed to go straight through the roundabout.

Originally Posted by MrFlorida (Post 1945500)

I always expect to be cut off in the roundabouts, and I am seldom disappointed.

Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 1946231)

OK, that's an opinion, but it would have been more polite to explain WHY it was such a bad idea. The round-a-bouts have ALWAYS been problems and will ALWAYS be problems. They only seem to work well when traffic density is low. Therefore, all suggestions for change should be considered. I always liked one-way streets like the way Washington D.C. was set up. For example, it MIGHT (?) work to have all 4 lanes of Morse go (say ) SOUTH and all 4 lanes of Buena Vista go (say) NORTH. Then the smaller east / west roads could also be made one way. I believe that one-way roads tend to have fewer accidents.

Originally Posted by I'm Popeye! (Post 1946477)

Here is the problem, which gives the right to that white SUV driver to cross the broken line.
The lane-line should be a solid white line not a broken line, IMHO.

Originally Posted by davem4616 (Post 1945669)

hey deal with it, in Boston we never used a turn signal...why would we ever wanna give the enemy any information on what we're planning to do???

It's tough world out there...drive defensively and expect the unexpected

Originally Posted by LiverpoolWalrus (Post 1946705)

Let's not be so quick to trash the "idiot driver." The driver crossed a broken white line.

This is from stateofFlorida.com:

"Broken white lines separate lines of traffic going in the same direction. They may be crossed with care."

If the line were solid where the white SUV crossed lanes, you would be correct.

Originally Posted by BlackhawksFan (Post 1946503)

It's Bostonian's.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 1946718)

Pretty sure that "traffic going in the same direction" doesn't include "making a left turn from the right lane"...