> In terms of brain processing, you get used to it and it becomes second nature. It is a skill. Yeah, if my driver’s ed class (both content and classmates) are

> In terms of brain processing, you get used to it and it becomes second nature. It is a skill. Yeah, if my driver’s ed class (both content and classmates) are any indication, a four way stop is anything but intuitive or brainless. There’s a lot of time spent covering the right of way order, and a lot of people failing their driving test on it. Roundabouts are only disruptive because of a lack of familiarity… the only way to build that familiarity is with practice. Sucks that you have to learn a new concept after a decade or two or four ~~in the industry~~ on the road, but seems necessary for progress.