Originally Posted by jimbomaybe (Post 2444074)

My favorite is the people who flatten out the circle , entering in the outside lane , move to inside lane in the circle then exit in the outside lane

Originally Posted by BPRICE1234 (Post 2445019)

The best thing to do is enter the roundabout at about 45 mph, change lanes several times, then act like everyone else is the problem. Just my bit of sarcasm.

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580 (Post 2441798)

Happens often. Yesterday, nearing a RB in right lane at 35, a car sped around me at high (45-50?), cut in front of me in the right lane. No sign of slowing, braking pushing in ahead of car coming around. He went straight ahead into the center lane, then cut back to the right lane to exit. Basically "straighten out the curve" of the traffic circle. These are community streets and roads, not race courses.
One incident I know, but we see idiots behind the wheel every time we go out. Can't wait for ai/robot chauffeur where every cyberdriver has the same safe view of every situation.

Originally Posted by BubblesandPat (Post 2441910)

I see this all the time. People driving in the center (using both lanes) around the roundabout to "straighten " it. Very dangerous. I dont get the hurry. Meggison road over near Lake Okahumpka seems to be a fun "challenge " for many...they try to see how fast they can go around the curves. I've seen people go at least 70. Im a sure one day we will see someone lose control and land on the golfcart path. Never seen a cop on that road and I travel it everyday.