Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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a) follows the rule of which exit they can take from which lane and b) More importantly, no one enters the RB with traffic coming IN EITHER LANE |
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It is really not confusing at all. What is confusing is not knowing what other drivers are going to do. That is why I NEVER drive next to another vehicle in the RAB.
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Seems to be the same posters..
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You keep track of these things?
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Naw, no need. One can almost predict who will post on any thread mentioning round-a-bouts.
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Sometimes, you can move through seamlessly. But, when a vehicle is in the left lane there is a possibility they will need to cross over your path to exit. You YIELD to them and allow them to do so. |
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a) a driver who doesn't understand entered the RB when a vehicle was coming around in the inner lane, or b) a driver, even more ignorant, entered with you and was proceeding to the 3rd exit in the outer lane while you were going to the 2nd exit And btw, is there a substantial difference (not semantic) between NOT sitting at a light for 2 minutes and "continuous flow"??? |
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If you yield to traffic already in the circle then the ONLY way the left lane will need to cross your path is if one of you attempts to exit inappropriately: either they turned at the first exit or you continued past the second. Of course you avoid an accident but you also recognize that the yield was only necessary because someone did the wrong thing.
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If a vehicle is in the inner (left lane) before you enter, that vehicle has the right of way. You wait until it crosses your path before proceeding. You are required to yield. If done correctly, it only takes a few seconds which would be continuous flow. If done incorrectly, the vehicle in the left lane has to drive around the circle AGAIN to exit. Or, two vehicles slam on their brakes because an entering driver did not YIELD. Which is not continuous flow. Last edited by Randall55; 10-20-2023 at 05:21 AM. |
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I have seen far too many drivers approaching round abouts thinking they always have a green light to go. These people scare me and I immediately slow down. We all have been driving for decades. How do some not understand that at an intersection you must stop and yield? Most traffic intersections have stop signs or red lights forcing a driver to stop. The rules do not change for roundabouts. Before you enter, you YIELD. In a roundabout, similar to a stop sign, it only takes a few seconds. |
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Yeah, that is right. I suggest you learn the rules for driving thru roundabouts and always have your hand on the horn. Honk if you think someone is breaking the rules and may endanger you. |
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