Hello Veeky Forums
Consider the following situation:
You are the blue car. The red car has the right of way, you have to yield.
Do you:
A. Stop to yield and take the exit when you can
B. Keep driving around the roundabout until you can merge in the right lane and then take the exit
I hope some Europeans are still awake to shed some light on this situation.
Personally, I think B is the safer option, but I believe both are legal?
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B. is the recommended because it does not clog anything, of course, if there are more cars on the intersection this could just lead to unnecessary driving.
The way I see it, imagine a roundabout with 4 exits. if you need the 3rd or 4th exit (360) you drive on the inner one. If you need to exit the first or second intersection, you drive on the outer one.
t. person who drives on one of these everyday
B. People will be moving behind you. No reason to stop the flow of traffic when its such a small distance to circle back around
the ideal solution would be to get into the right lane when you enter the roundabout.
But then I'd just be one of the plebs that only dare to use the right hand lane on multi-lane roundabouts.
There are almost no two lane roundabouts anymore. They are either way with traffic lights or a form of turbo roundabouts.
Which country are you talking about?
There are plenty of new multi-lane roundabouts in Belgium.
There's one with four lanes in Brussels, it was spooky.
keep moving. that's why it's a small roundabout and not a giant squarabout (aka a city block). so you can do that.
Not OP but where I live in Canada more are being built as time goes on.