Don't you feel like you are banging your head against a wall?

The only time you yield or stop is before entering to traffic from left, not in the roundabout.
In the roundabout it should be a continuous flow, and no one should have to stop, yield, or give way at all except in an emergency.
As for roundabouts in TV being smaller than anywhere else, thousands of them in UK and Europe are way smaller.

Watch video in link. Interesting
I lived near some years ago, and used it regularly on way to work.
It's actually a brilliant system, and works well.
There are two in UK using that system.
Maybe TV is not ready for it yet!
You may spot that the mini roundabouts are just a painted circles, no raised centers.
There are many roundabouts with just that painted circle at junctions all over UK.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHVF1rnUKHw

You 100 % yield when you are in a RAB. Whether it is slowing down, leaving a gap, or stopping before entering. Please post any literature or video that states you DO NOT YIELD in a roundabout. Please post any literature or video that states a roundabout is continuous flow and not a replacement for a standard traffic light.

I have been to Europe and never saw a RAB smaller than the Villages. Some on the side streets were the same size.

Let’s see if I read this right.

A non resident visitor to Europe appears to call a resident a liar.

Or in kinder terms telling him he doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

:ohdear: I give up!

I am scheduled to go to England a few weeks before Christmas. I wasn't calling anyone a liar. From my perspective, the size seems to be the same.

After reading this, I spoke to my friend in England who has visited me in the Villages several times. He agrees the roundabouts are close in size. If he had told me the opposite, I would have admitted my error in judgement.

This time, I will take a measuring tape if it makes you happy.

It is obvious the many larger ones are MUCH LARGER. But, I will measure those, as well.

A roundabout is an intersection. An intersection is where cars must cross over the paths of other vehicles. You allow the cars to cross over your path. That is the definition of yielding. Again, not rocket science.

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If you drive a crappy car, everyone will watch out for you!

Ok, that just made me laugh. You got the solution!

I have. But they were in a golf cart so it doesn't count.
Honest. At the roundabout by SeaBreeze. I thought for sure I was going to see a fatality, however, all of the automobile traffic stopped, and the driver of the cart got out of that situation alive and unharmed.
Not sure if she made it home or not.

YIKES! This seems to work really well if you are used to it. I know I would not want to encounter this type of RAB.

This is one of the comments on YouTube regarding this "Magic Roundabout".........

@malcolmabram2957I
2 years ago (edited)
"I encountered this once, just the once in the 80s. Did not understand the weird sign, had to do a 'third exit,' so none the wiser, drove on and went round the inside lane to meet an oncoming car. Both of us stopped. I was hopelessly confused and went round the outside carefully until I got the exit to the M1. I heard the person who designed this got an award. I would have charged him with manslaughter."

Very true. LOL.

The one time I witnesses a wrong way driver in a RAB, there was honking and pointing going on with all the drivers withing the RAB. Thank goodness all who were in the RAB were aware of the wayward driver who got out of the RAB without causing a collision.