[lpkruege1]

It's funny how many posts there are about the roundabouts, and how few of the people actually know the law. You may have an opinion but knowing the law may save you from having an accident or getting a ticket. Look at section 5.17 of the Florida Drivers handbook.
Florida Driver Handbook | Roundabouts

[Bikehike]

Are you allowed to go around the circle twice?

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by Bikehike

Are you allowed to go around the circle twice?

Only if you don't know the way out.

"But did he ever return?
No he never returned
And his fate is still unlearned
He may ride forever
'Neath the streets of Boston
He's the man, who never returned"
(The Kingston Trio)

[Babubhat]

The law is irrelevant without enforcement. Slap on wrist for driving without a license. It’s pointless to discuss

[djlnc]

Originally Posted by Bikehike

Are you allowed to go around the circle twice?

Three times max!

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by Bikehike

Are you allowed to go around the circle twice?

Hey Kids look, Big Ben…. Parliament

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by lpkruege1

It's funny how many posts there are about the roundabouts, and how few of the people actually know the law. You may have an opinion but knowing the law may save you from having an accident or getting a ticket. Look at section 5.17 of the Florida Drivers handbook.
Florida Driver Handbook | Roundabouts

For multi-lane roundabouts, stay in the left lane to turn left and the right lane to turn right, and all lanes to go through, unless otherwise directed by signs or pavement markings.

Stay in your lane within the roundabout and use your right turn signal to indicate your intention to exit

[Keefelane66]

Most vehicle rules in The Villages are ignored from golf cart speed to ignoring speed limit signs and of course roundabouts. What is lacking is enforcement by local law enforcement.
Amazing how so many people are at sited for no license, suspended license, expired registered vehicles, offenders are cited bonded out to drive again. No wonder why Florida has such high motor Vehicle Insurance rates. Insurance reform by the State Legislative review is ineffective.

[retiredguy123]

I never understood why the state doesn't require a proof of insurance sticker or decal on the car showing the insurance expiration date. A large percentage of drivers have no insurance, and you won't know it until they have an accident. Some drivers will buy insurance and register a car for 2 years, but cancel the insurance after the first month.

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by Altavia

For multi-lane roundabouts, stay in the left lane to turn left and the right lane to turn right, and all lanes to go through, unless otherwise directed by signs or pavement markings. Stay in your lane within the roundabout and use your right turn signal to indicate your intention to exit

A good summary of what the handbook says, but the main problem is those drivers who see that the outside lane is clear so enter the roundabout, without thinking about those vehicles that are in the inside lane (and will eventually have to cross the outside lane to exit).

[Bogie Shooter]

New titled thread all the other posts will show up here.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

A good summary of what the handbook says, but the main problem is those drivers who see that the outside lane is clear so enter the roundabout, without thinking about those vehicles that are in the inside lane (and will eventually have to cross the outside lane to exit).

In theory, you never have to cross the "outside lane" to exit a Roundabout.

I'm sure there may be more, but the only one in TV that I'm aware of, is turning onto Moyer Loop from Morse.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

In theory, you never have to cross the "outside lane" to exit a Roundabout.

I'm sure there may be more, but the only one in TV that I'm aware of, is turning onto Moyer Loop from Morse.

In practice, you always have to cross the "outside lane" if you enter the roundabout in the left lane to use the inside lane.

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

In theory, you never have to cross the "outside lane" to exit a Roundabout.

You do if you are using the roundabout correctly.

If turning left, you enter the inside lane and stay in it until you want to exit. You do NOT move into the outside lane and then turn, but turn from the inside lane, across the outside lane.

That is why those in the outside lane need to be paying attention, positioned correctly, and allow those in front to make their turn ACROSS them.

If going straight over, you (usually) have the option of going in either lane, but if you choose the inside lane you still stay in it until your exit.

[Garywt]

The biggest issues are people in the outside lane continuing to the 3rd exit or people crossing the dashed lane without looking.