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Interesting construction. This wouldn't be legal in Nordics, there can be no direction in give way signs indicated, and there can be no 4-way give way junctions
by ptaipale 9y ago
Interesting construction. This wouldn't be legal in Nordics, there can be no direction in give way signs indicated, and there can be no 4-way give way junctions.
- mnw21cam 9y agoTo be honest, I was quite surprised that it even existed, and it may possibly not be legal in the UK either.
- kqr 9y agoThere is at least two of those four-way yields in Stockholm, and yes, it is of course absolutely insane. In a regular junction you already have to 1) Yield to traffic inside the junction, 2) Yield to traffic approaching from your right. In a four-way yield junction, you have to 1) Yield to traffic inside the junction, 2) Yield to traffic approaching from your right, 3) ??????? to traffic approaching from the left. It breeds confusion and has no advantage over a regular intersection. Unless, of course, you count confusion as an advantage. Which you do if you drive the vehicle with the largest inertia around.