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It's not a big problem to be in the wrong lane. You just change lanes like any other road. And like any other road, when you change lanes, it's your responsibil
by sfn42 3y ago
It's not a big problem to be in the wrong lane. You just change lanes like any other road. And like any other road, when you change lanes, it's your responsibility to make sure the lane you're merging into has space for you.
- devnull3 3y agoDriving schools in UK teach that changing lanes on a roundabout is unsafe. Infact, in a driving test doing so will result into a failure because most people will not follow safety checks and signalling. If you are in a wrong lane, the safest thing is to continue on it, exit the roundabout and comeback again or go around the roundabout.
- sfn42 3y agoYou can't exit from the inner lane without changing lanes.
- globular-toast 3y agoPerhaps you've never driven so I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Cars can't move sideways. To change lane you have to go forwards. There is no "just change lane". Of course you could just not change lane, to the wrong way and safely correct your course later. This is preferable but people tend to get stressed out in those situations which is also bad for safety. Not to mention that a safe but ineffective road hasn't really achieved much.
- sfn42 3y agoOh yeah I was totally suggesting that you should stop the car, turn all 4 wheels 90 degrees and drive sideways into the next lane. That is exactly what I was suggesting. /s I won't bother trying to expand on my comment to you, you're clearly not someone I'll be able to communicate comfortably with.