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What rules do you mean? I have several roundabouts near me and most have prioritized pedestrian crosswalks on all exits (Zebrastreifen), some with extra room f
by foepys 3y ago
What rules do you mean?
I have several roundabouts near me and most have prioritized pedestrian crosswalks on all exits (Zebrastreifen), some with extra room for cars to break when they notice pedestrians. The ones lacking pedestrian prioritization are outside the city or in industrial zones.
- hkwerf 3y agoSee my other comment. There are no Zebrastreifen on my roundabout. It's tight, heavily frequented by cars (and all sizes of trucks, due to being next to an industrial zone). Zebrastreifen would be a nice thing. However, around here it's either canonical rules for all roundabouts or even yield signs for non-car traffic. (I suppose they're only really valid for bikes which share the sidewalk, though? No idea, I just yield anyhow.) Zebrastreifen would certainly be safer than nothing. My experience, though, is, that a sufficient number of drivers is already confused or overwhelmed by basic roundabout rules and don't even see them. A traffic light simplifies everything at the cost of a bit less efficiency for cars.