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Reminder that technically a 4-way stop is the smallest possible roundabout.
by somat 10d ago
Reminder that technically a 4-way stop is the smallest possible roundabout.
- orthoxerox 10d agoNot quite. It has to be a 4-way yield and you have to make your left turn after the painted dot/concrete hemiball, not across it.
- somat 10d agoRoundabouts often have stop signs, usually when you really need to slow traffic down(lots of pedestrian use)
- pasc1878 10d agoIn the UK I have seen 3 way roundabouts In the highway code see rule 190 for two threeway roundabouts stuck together. https://highwaycode.org.uk/roundabouts/ https://highwaycode.org.uk/roundabouts/ Wikipedia shows a few e.g. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Germany,_Sachsen-Anhalt,_S%C3%BCdharz,_Uftrungen_(1).JPG https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Germany,_Sachsen-Anh... https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waterloo,_Ontario,_mini-roundabout_at_Union_Street_East_and_Margaret_Avenue_South.jpg https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waterloo,_Ontario,_m...