Then, the data will be analyzed by an amateur, me, for inconsistencies in number of accidents per roundabout and a recommendation made to the Sumter Roads engineer, Jeff Davis, to determine whether review of the design, traffic flow, signage, public education, etc, is warranted to usher in possible improvements.

sheepish icon...we don't have one. I cut somebody off by changing lanes.
I was the car in front, but it was my fault. The LAW won and they were right.

This may not be as simple to analyze as it seems. For example, if one roundabout has had more accidents than another it does no necessarily mean that it is a more dangerous roundabout. It could simply be because that roundabout gets more traffic. The roundabout at the Lake Miona Rec Center for example, may have more accidents than the ones near it, but the accident rate per vehicle using that roundabout may be less.

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exactly, yes. that's the kind of thing for experts to figure out.

Bogie, Your post is #155. If there were an award for Most Persistent, you'd win.

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I have to just quit looking................but it's like a car accident and I can't stop.

LOL. I hope to surprise you with actual information someday...
until then, sleep well, and check here in the morning.