"As a person with a vehicle built within the past 15 years with massive A-pillars, I don't like them." I'm actually fond of rotaries in general. But especially

"As a person with a vehicle built within the past 15 years with massive A-pillars, I don't like them." I'm actually fond of rotaries in general. But especially for newer smaller ones, it feels like the gradual turning of your path is much worse for keeping a walking pedestrian within your recently-created front blind spot as you're merging in, just when your attention is focused on other cars. I counter by bobbing my head left and right to see around the post, but I don't think most drivers do this. I obviously can't argue with the statistics, but I also have to wonder if they're telling the whole story.