I see what you did there. :D

If you think those are right turns, then we have indeed identified the real problem.

So what are they? :1rotfl:

I'll agree with one thing you've said, though certainly not the same conclusion...we have definitely identified the real problem. :ho:

One is classified as going straight and the other is classified as a left turn. The only right turn possible is onto Glenview Rd.

LOL :D


Turn your steering wheel to the left, or even leave it straight...and tell us how that works out for you. :ho:

These posts on the round a bouts are endless
 

If, you read any of them you must come to the same conclusion I have.

The chance of people KNOWING the proper,"SAFE" procedure is at best highly unlikely.

In that SMALL GROUP who know, the ones that will follow the law are unfortunately NOTHING YOU CAN BET YOUR LIFE ON.

The best sign I've seen is the one that states '20 MPH' and the best advice is... "be paranoid of everyone while in the circle of death and don't let anyone next to you." :D

No the real problem with round-a-bouts is that there a lot more dummies than most realize.

It's too easy to get and keep a license. Crazy easy.

Bingo.

Double Bingo. It's not even close to a "right turn"!

:thumbup: New guy figured it out! :BigApplause:

But, if I have turn my steering wheel to right wouldn't the be right turn? In circles you are turning left, to leave a circle you have turn you steering wheel to exit circle and would that mean using blinker light when You decide to turn out of the circle????

Even if I'm going straigHt through I am still exiting the circle.

Seriously PB...you too? :oops:

In fact, I thought you had just said the opposite (that you CAN make a right turn from the left lane)...in another thread? :confused:

I think I also recall you mentioning that for safety sakes, you use your turn signal when leaving a roundabout...as do I.

So if you enter the RA in the left lane, with an intent to leave (still from the left lane, because you can't change lanes in the circle) at the second or third exit...which way do you put your blinker on?

Yeah, just what I thought, the blinker is set...to make a right turn. :D


Now, for a change of pace, how about everyone check out what the signs say when leaving a village...with a single lane exit.

The sign exiting the village only shows one line (like the ones on the north end of Buena Vista)...so which lane do you enter in the roundabout (remembering that you're not supposed to change lanes in the circle)?

So if you wanted to go into the roundabout and take the second or third exit, per the sign (since it only shows one lane) which roundabout lane should you enter...from the single lane village exit? :D

I say the rules require that you enter the left lane of the roundabout, then when you get to your exit (2nd or 3rd) you turn your right blinker on...AND YOU MAKE A RIGHT TURN ACROSS THE RIGHT ROUNDABOUT LANE. :1rotfl:

Like I originally said, there is no consistency...in signage or striping. :ohdear:

So after all of this what's the solution ?