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Allow me to explain why at least one of them is so annoying. The roundabout is atop a hill; there is little visibility of what traffic is approaching from other
by TedHerman 3y ago
Allow me to explain why at least one of them is so annoying. The roundabout is atop a hill; there is little visibility of what traffic is approaching from other directions because the hill is steep. Motorists don't bother signaling how far around they will go. I, riding a bicycle on a sidewalk, wish to go straight across the road. However I can't always see that someone is entering the circle. And even if I do see someone is entering, I don't know when they will exit. Compare this to an ordinary stop-signed intersection, where it is clear when vehicles are not turning and I can directly cross.
- Garvi 3y agoI see your one roundabout with poor visibility and raise you two regular intersections with one fatal crash each year each. Both in the radius of one kilometer (of my current position). Checkmate atheists. Also my spellchecker is pointing out that kilometer is not a real word.