> That is a revelation! I never had that training or even knew it existed, and roundabouts are occasionally deployed where I live without implementing any train

> That is a revelation! I never had that training or even knew it existed, and roundabouts are occasionally deployed where I live without implementing any training. The training seems an essential component? Like for any part of driving a car, training is important for 2 reasons: - you don't have to think when you are approaching a roundabount. You know where to look, you know what speed (and gear if applicable) you need, you know where lane to go and what signal to use. Since it's a situation with a lot of information, it makes your decision process relaxed and accurate. - socially, if most drivers are trained, they will behaved consistently, and hence, produce a stress and surprise free experience, but also letting you identify easy the drivers you need to watch out for. > Any suggestions on where this training might be found (in English)? I have no idea, it's part of all french drivers training automatically, anywhere you go.