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I would assume that a 4-way stop sign would also be preferable, as there's a requirement to stop. The issue is that roundabouts generally only have a yield sig
by antasvara 4y ago
I would assume that a 4-way stop sign would also be preferable, as there's a requirement to stop.
The issue is that roundabouts generally only have a yield sign, which means cars are rarely at a standstill. This complicates pedestrians crossing the street.
- u320 4y agoYou can have traffic signals for pedestrians even if there is a roundabout for cars.
- eru 4y agoNot sure how well that works, if you'd have to keep cars from leaving the roundabout?
- eru 4y ago> I would assume that a 4-way stop sign would also be preferable, as there's a requirement to stop. Those seem to be an American thing? They aren't really in use in Germany. And, in practice, people don't stop at stop signs. So this wouldn't help the original commentor's child survive.