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Roundabout and Traffic Circle Rules You Should Never Break

Roundabout and Traffic Circle Rules You Should Never Break

Driving through roundabouts and traffic circles can be confusing if you’re unfamiliar with them. Motorists must obey the rules of these circular intersections to ensure pedestrian and car safety. Here are some of the most crucial roundabout and traffic circle rules you should never break.

Enter the intersection only when your vehicle is within the designated lane. Drivers who try to cut in front of oncoming cars in the circle could get a ticket. Also, if a vehicle is so large that it doesn’t fit within the circular pattern, it might cross several lanes of traffic at once, so drivers should proceed with extra caution.

Maintain a constant speed around the traffic circle or roundabout, and strive to keep an open line of sight with other nearby drivers.

via MotorBiscuit

Oct 18, 2022Dave Bean
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