[John_W]

Before every roundabout there is a roadside sign that looks just like this. It shows two lanes entering the roundabout and what each lane is allowed to do. If you're in the right lane, you see half a circle with an arrow at the first exit and the second exit. If you're in the left lane you see a circle that goes 3/4 of the way around, and there is an arrow at the second exit and the third exit. Now memorized this sign.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by mgkw1

You must be from the north. We all learned how to drive a rotary and it is one lane one car. Whoever is in the circle has the right of way otherwise you wait. Unless you are making an immediate right and think you an beat the car coming around the corner. I see at least one accident a week on Morse Blvd and these poorly planned circles. A true round about is one lane off set the the right designed to slow down traffic at an intersection.

One lane roundabouts are for low traffic roads like two lane roads. If you have two lanes going and coming you GOT to have two lane roundabouts going and coming. Otherwise traffic would be backed way in and more crashes that demolition derby.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by mgkw1

... see at least one accident a week on Morse Blvd and these poorly planned circles...

Waaaaay more than the average amount of accidents. And they all occur when you are in the vicinity. Hmmmmm.