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The difference is that, on a turbo roundabout, when you're on it, you're not allowed to go straight when on the right lane. Right lane is only for exiting the r
by burntoutfire 7y ago
The difference is that, on a turbo roundabout, when you're on it, you're not allowed to go straight when on the right lane. Right lane is only for exiting the roundabout, while left lane is for either exiting or going forward to the next exit. This contrasts with the regular roundabout, where if you try to exit from the left lane, you are risking collision with someone on the right lane who's not exiting.
- dghughes 7y ago> This contrasts with the regular roundabout, where if you try to exit from the left lane, you are risking collision with someone on the right lane who's not exiting. That's how the roundabouts are built where I am from. You can be in either lane and exit from the middle of outer lane. The right lane must exit the inner lane can go around or exit. Although some people in the outer lanes try to turn left and crash into the people in the inner lanes. I get the difference now, that's how they should be here there would be fewer accidents.