[OrangeBlossomBaby]

...all of this advice and rules and guidelines and pictures and graphs are great.

EXCEPT if you are entering the roundabout at Paige Place/Camino Real and Morse Blvd, and exiting into the ONE-lane exit on Paige Place. No matter where you entered that roundabout, whether you were on the inside lane or the outside lane, you will exit into ONE lane. Both lanes exit to one lane.

You take your chances there. Double points if a golf cart is crossing in his right-of-way by the time you get halfway around toward that exit.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

...all of this advice and rules and guidelines and pictures and graphs are great.

EXCEPT if you are entering the roundabout at Paige Place/Camino Real and Morse Blvd, and exiting into the ONE-lane exit on Paige Place. No matter where you entered that roundabout, whether you were on the inside lane or the outside lane, you will exit into ONE lane. Both lanes exit to one lane.

You take your chances there. Double points if a golf cart is crossing in his right-of-way by the time you get halfway around toward that exit.

I agree it is not well designed. But at the same time, it is not a problem as long as you don't drive alongside another vehicle.

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

...all of this advice and rules and guidelines and pictures and graphs are great.

EXCEPT if you are entering the roundabout at Paige Place/Camino Real and Morse Blvd, and exiting into the ONE-lane exit on Paige Place. No matter where you entered that roundabout, whether you were on the inside lane or the outside lane, you will exit into ONE lane. Both lanes exit to one lane.

You take your chances there. Double points if a golf cart is crossing in his right-of-way by the time you get halfway around toward that exit.

You definitely need to signal and make intentions known on that junction, or as stated above, do not be alongside another vehicle.
The right turn from Morse or straight on from El Camino is not a problem if using r/h lane.
From Page, a lane change has to be made, which is not good, or even worse, a left turn (third exit) using right hand lane all way from Page.
Powers that be slipped up on that roundabout!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

I agree it is not well designed. But at the same time, it is not a problem as long as you don't drive alongside another vehicle.

The powers to be must have realized this many years ago, wonder why noone ever developed and implemented a fix?

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

I agree it is not well designed. But at the same time, it is not a problem as long as you don't drive alongside another vehicle.

That is the rule I live by when navigating RABs. I do not drive next to another vehicle. I like it better that way.

[GCMartin]

But you must first enter the roundabout before making the 3rd exit. You have to turn your steering wheel to the RIGHT to enter the roundabout.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

I agree with everything with the exception of using turn signals entering RABs, while in the RABs and exiting the RABs. I ignore any turn signal that is used near or in RABs. I do not trust them. Someone mentioned watching a driver's head direction. I look at the front tires to see their direction. That is always a help.

I don't trust turn signals. But I do take them as a warning the driver may make some unexpected maneuver. I also use my signals to indicate my intention once in the rab.

[Bilyclub]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

...all of this advice and rules and guidelines and pictures and graphs are great.

EXCEPT if you are entering the roundabout at Paige Place/Camino Real and Morse Blvd, and exiting into the ONE-lane exit on Paige Place. No matter where you entered that roundabout, whether you were on the inside lane or the outside lane, you will exit into ONE lane. Both lanes exit to one lane.

You take your chances there. Double points if a golf cart is crossing in his right-of-way by the time you get halfway around toward that exit.

Same thing at Buena Vista and 44A. Only one outside exit lane to go East, but the sign says to use the inner lane which does not go East.

[TrapX]

Signal your exit so other cars waiting to enter the RAB know you won't be continuing around.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by TrapX

Signal your exit so other cars waiting to enter the RAB know you won't be continuing around.

And when you are waiting to enter the RB you absolutely trust that driver with his signal on???????

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by GCMartin

But you must first enter the roundabout before making the 3rd exit. You have to turn your steering wheel to the RIGHT to enter the roundabout.

????

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

And when you are waiting to enter the RB you absolutely trust that driver with his signal on???????

LOL. That is the point I have made. DO NOT TRUST a turn signal in the RABs. It is like watching a golf cart travel on a long straight away with a turn signal on. The driver has no clue the signal is on because he/she forgot to cancel it.