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Anecdotally, yes, but only if it's a single lane, like ones used to replace 4-way stops. In contrast, every single one with multiple concentric lanes is a sour

by Terr_ 2y ago

Anecdotally, yes, but only if it's a single lane, like ones used to replace 4-way stops. In contrast, every single one with multiple concentric lanes is a source of merge/blind-spot anxiety. Even if you gain familiarity with how one of the variants near you works, I have to worry about the other cars.

seatac76 2y ago
+1 to single lane. Yielding becomes complicated when it’s multiple lanes.
- datavirtue 2y ago
  Especially when a BMW shoots into it at 57mph.
  - hulitu 2y ago
    > Especially when a BMW shoots into it at 57mph. Yes, this is the problem with multiple lane rundabouts. There is always one pilot flying low which disrupts the traffic.
    - Terr_ 2y ago
      Imaginary Jeopardy: "I'll take Road Changes That Justify My Dash-cam for $100, Alex."
jarsin 2y ago
My insurance went up when I moved 2 miles down the road which happens to be at the intersection of a 2 lane round about. I can't stand the people that keep going around the outside. I won't drive around it side by side with anyone anymore. Accident every week there.