I can't agree. For one, both entering and leaving the roundabout happens at low speeds, so there's very little chance of getting hit at high speed. Second, th

I can't agree. For one, both entering and leaving the roundabout happens at low speeds, so there's very little chance of getting hit at high speed. Second, the drivers are necessarily doing turns, so their blind spots move around quickly, which makes it easier to scan the area for pedestrians.