[CFrance]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I hesitate to enter this foray, but... I think the sign at the roundabout is tricky to decipher quickly when you're new to roundabouts. There's a lot of info there that you must translate from a graph into words in your head while still watching the road. I get it now, but it took a few times passing the signs, plus someone on this forum explaining to treat a roundabout like a four-lane intersection.

I think some kind of signage with words under the graph sign would be helpful... Something like DON'T TURN LEFT FROM THE RIGHT-HAND LANE, YOU DUMB***!

Originally Posted by pooh

I have a lightweight ladder and stencils...... When can we start?

[Russ_Boston]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I get it now, but it took a few times passing the signs, plus someone on this forum explaining to treat a roundabout like a four-lane intersection.

Absolutely takes a little getting used to. But you did get it. My problem is with posters who have posted for years that they DON'T get it still. No excuse for them.

[Mikeod]

Originally Posted by Russ_Boston

Absolutely takes a little getting used to. But you did get it. My problem is with posters who have posted for years that they DON'T get it still. No excuse for them.

And then there's the poster who stated he will continue to go 3/4 of the way around the Morse/Stillwater one anyway because he wants to use the bypass at the next roundabout. Doesn't want to be bothered merging, ya know.

[Bogie Shooter]

Even more about roundabouts.