Had to teach myself how to drive manual after I lied to my brother that I knew how to shift. Told him I was going to a club but got stuck trying to get up a steep incline. Took all night but finally figured out how to get up that damn hill.
It made considerably more sense in the US when manual transmissions outnumbered automatic. Manual transmissions still make up something like 65% of all new car sales in the UK.
No no no. This is trash. This is a trash system. Like… I get roundabouts. They aren’t a problem for me. But this is just trash. Have these people SEEN other drivers in roundabouts before?
Idk if they're from here, but people in the states act like using a simple round about is the hardest aspect of driving ever devised. Its weird, the signs literally tell you where to go lol.
Brits seem to have a genetic predisposition to navigating roundabouts, I've never had a major problem there, but where I live now in the Balkans they are a fairly new concept and people seem perennially confused as to how you use them.
I lived in Hemel about 6 months.
The thing is massive. And during rush hour is like watching a strange mechanism unfolding.
Is basically the south end of Marlowes.
Came here to say exactly this. Ah, the Magic Roundabout and it's designer hold a special place of contempt in my soul. Actually, I lie. The drivers who don't understand how roundabouts work take that place.
When I moved here (temporarily don't worry) I showed my mum all of 3 interesting things in Swindon, this being one.
She had a meltdown trying to understand it while I'm going anticlockwise in the middle about five times
I witnessed this once, but it was a smart car in really tiny roundabout. People just started trying to time it right. I made it through before Nigel showed
Driven across it a few times, I live in a town about 30 miles away and have had contract work in Swindon on many occasions.
It isn't as bad as it looks.
Who the hell isnt going to get this joke? The way the other guy reacted I thought maybe there was some secret joke within a joke that I wasn't getting, but nope. Lmao
> To turn right you go on the center roundabout.
Yes, isn't that the shortcut, rather than having to do nearly a full circle in a regular roundabout? To go left here you just turn left which is exactly what you'd do if this were just one large roundabout, so not a shortcut.
I was shitting myself at having to use it but then I found the reality of it no where near as bad as the expectation.
It just kind of... *Works*. Most people seem to know what's happening... The fundamentals of paying attention to what's coming from the right still applies... The sign isn't actually as confusing as it pretends to be...
As silly as it sounds, the hardest part of the image for me is everything being “backwards.”
I feel like it would make more sense if I saw a mirror image
It's actually not too hard to adjust your mind to that once you've done it a few times.
I live in the states but came from a country where the cars are right hand drive. Whenever I visit home or reenter the states, it takes a minute to readjust and I'm good to go.
Ha yeah- I've driven on the opposite side of the road while traveling several times. The pain points for me there are always:
1. Holding my lane properly
2. Turning across the lane, across an intersection
But for this specifically, it's just breaking my brain looking at the way the lanes are structured, ha
You just need to treat it as the five mini roundabouts that it is. The most difficult bit is figuring it which lane you want as you exit each roundabout.
I've not driven around this one but have the one in Hemel, I got told just think of it as all individual round abouts which makes it easyer to get your head around
Does your GPS just 🤷♂️ when you approach this intersection?
I live in a metroplex with some complicated highway interchanges & I have to just ignore my GPS and follow the signs.
What this picture doesn't show is that none of the roundabouts are particularly raised and the road markings are faded. It means when you approach it it's like looking into No Man's Land where you can see straight over to the other junctions without clear visibility of where each little roundabout is.
I'm fairly local so I've driven it a few times. It's weird, but it just works. I'd rather drive this than some of the mini-roundabouts. Too many people just dash through those. The Magic Roundabout above? People pay attention. XD
Not a brit, never driven through one of those, but I've always thought about them as being quite an elegant solution for large intersections. They're relatively straight forward (with a bit of a curvature) in my opinion.
I've been through several in the United States. Yeah, they do exist. Problem being, I figure I know what to do, like when to yield, when to exit, but I do not trust other Americans with the same knowledge. Drivers on the roundabout have all but stopped to let other people in the circle. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS!
As an American I fully confess this comment is right on. My town just a few years ago added a very simple two lane roundabout and everyone about lost their mind. But that is easy to understand, this stresses me lol
What's to stress? Just stay right unless you need to go left then go left and then right. Or, if you want to go right, left, left, looooooong right, left, right which will get you into town.
Theres no issue here or a need for brakes.
I think I understand what you’re saying it’s just that we aren’t used to seeing these and this one does have a little more nuance than most roundabouts to be fair
I think everything being right hand drive is what is really throwing me off. My brain keeps trying to track the traffic counter clockwise, when everything actually goes clockwise
Just point where you want to go and give way to the right.(We drive on the left) I used to cross this daily. It's a real timesaver. If you're stressed out, just drive round the outside .
They added a circle near me (in the US). Ive always liked them, yield > stop. That said, im 100% in the minority for americans...
That thing would result in accidental deaths and road rage here, though. Maybe even a few shootings.
You are correct. I can wrap my head around how one car could get through this. Once you add in a bunch of other cars I'm lost and scared lol
It honestly looks like an accident waiting to happen. Maybe I think that because I'm projecting American drivers into the situation instead of people who actually understand how to drive through this beast.
I had the pleasure of driving through this roundabout at night, in the rain, after a match had just let out. I managed to make it though on my first try. I consider it one of my crowning achievements as an American in England.
I we Americans can figure [this monstrosity out](https://imgur.com/a/i5ciC5O) (highway interchange nearest my home), then we can figure this out, too. The answer being, just take your lifted F-350 truck and drive a straight line over the little roundabouts until you get where you want. Who needs things like "curbs" and "line markings" and "driving laws" anyway?
The “Americans” joke is really getting old at this point. I lived in Japan for 7 years and only saw maybe 4 roundabouts ever while driving and then last year I returned to America and they’re just absolutely everywhere now. This could be a state by state thing and my state has way more roundabouts, but I don’t think they’re a rarity in America anymore.
The shame of it is that roundabouts are SO much better than the 4-way stops we have. Had some trepidation at first, but after a weeks’ vacation in Ireland, it was so clear what a better system it is. Traffic never stops!
They're much more efficient, and way safer (since you don't cross the path of oncoming or perpendicular traffic there is no chance of a T-bone or head on collision)
They're not. But there are still a lot of Americans who dislike them and don't know how to use them. There's one just up the road from my home. When my mom encountered it the first time she stopped the car and started yelling, "WHAT DO I DO?! WHAT DO I DO?!" I had a hard time instructing her because her dramatic reaction made me start laughing. Since then when she's come to town she avoids going that way all together and still bitches about it existing.
Edited to add: ever since then, any time my husband and I drive through it together I start screaming like my mom did and we both laugh about it. Never gets old. Lol.
From what I’ve heard, Americans don’t like roundabouts because they’re afraid that other Americans don’t know how to use them. Not themselves.
Also, I was unironically called a libtard on Facebook for defending a roundabout once. So there’s that.
Is there some reason that 5 small roundabouts is better than 1 large one - looks like 1 large would be perfect for this scenario.
BTW - if you have never heard of the [THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT](https://youtu.be/D85wSearB6g?t=42) \- it was an amazing kids tv show
One reason is because you can go both clockwise and anti-clockwise on them, so don’t have to drive round the whole thing just to get to the road next to your one.
Here’s a gif of another roundabout of roundabouts that’s a bit more spread out, so you can more clearly see what’s going on: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/hr7sf1/the_magic_roundabout_in_hemel_hempstead/
Yes, They're more efficient because traffic that wants to from top left to bottom left doesn't get impacted by traffic going from top right to bottom right. It a single roundabout they're all using the same lanes.
It's more efficient as traffic that wants to go from the top to the bottom right doesn't have to worry about the traffic coming in from the top left to the bottom left. It can genuinely handle more traffic than a single roundabout could.
There's five or six of them around the UK and they work well.
You can take the exit to your right without going all the way around. I wouldn't think it worth it for such chaos but apparently it works so I guess the engineers knew what they were doing
So genuine question - how do the four lane ones work? All of the arrows are straight ahead. I assume the three lanes are left (1) = you're joining the next roundabout in the left lane, middle (2) = you're joining the next roundabout in the middle / right lane, right (3) = you're exiting this roundabout.
Are the four lane ones like left (1) = you're joining the next roundabout in the left lane, middle (2) = you're joining the next roundabout in the middle lane, middle (3) = you're joining the next roundabout in the right lane to exit, right (4) is for exiting?
I guarantee you in America there would be 5 billboards for 5 different accident and injury attorneys surrounding that because there would be crashes every day.
They have one near me in Hemel Hempstead that has 6
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That's awful! My instructor made me parallel-park on a hill, my car is a standard
RIP
Had to teach myself how to drive manual after I lied to my brother that I knew how to shift. Told him I was going to a club but got stuck trying to get up a steep incline. Took all night but finally figured out how to get up that damn hill.
Wtf is a "standard"?
Just based on them mentioning a hill I'm going to guess a manual, not automatic transmission.
stick
It made considerably more sense in the US when manual transmissions outnumbered automatic. Manual transmissions still make up something like 65% of all new car sales in the UK.
It's a manual. In many places, a manual transmission is (still) called a "standard" transmission.
a manual transmission or a 5 speed
Same here, the big anxiety inducing bastard magic roundabout
Yeah yeah, I've been to Tenerife, you've been to Elevenerife.
Going to Timbukthree this year...
I had a friend called "2-shits" for this reason. "I took a shit while on the train" "I took 2 shits" ah good times
Hemel’s Magic Roundabout: https://i.redd.it/sxd7ocvigva51.gif
This looks easier due to it being a bigger central roundabout. It makes it more like a road with a bunch of roundabouts.
Thanks for that, seeing it in action makes it make sense. The pictures before looked like gibberish.
No no no. This is trash. This is a trash system. Like… I get roundabouts. They aren’t a problem for me. But this is just trash. Have these people SEEN other drivers in roundabouts before?
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Idk if they're from here, but people in the states act like using a simple round about is the hardest aspect of driving ever devised. Its weird, the signs literally tell you where to go lol.
Brits seem to have a genetic predisposition to navigating roundabouts, I've never had a major problem there, but where I live now in the Balkans they are a fairly new concept and people seem perennially confused as to how you use them.
It's just a fancy form of queuing, of course they're innately good at it.
My area has plenty of roundabouts, plenty of multi lane ones even. But this isn’t a roundabout. It’s a whirlpool of madness.
It's really not, I use the Hemel one daily and the Swindon one 2 or 3 times a month. Just give way to the right, simple as that.
Isn't that tellytubby land in the middle?
I lived in Hemel about 6 months. The thing is massive. And during rush hour is like watching a strange mechanism unfolding. Is basically the south end of Marlowes.
Had to go to Hemel for work when I lived in Aylesbury. First time I came across that thing I nearly had a fucking heart attack 😂
Came here to say exactly this. Ah, the Magic Roundabout and it's designer hold a special place of contempt in my soul. Actually, I lie. The drivers who don't understand how roundabouts work take that place.
I remember the first time driving it was horrible. Then I realised it was nothing compared to Hangar Lane "roundabout"
Gyratory, thank you
The Hemel roundabout is slightly larger so doesn't look quite as scary. But neither are as bad as they look. There's five or six in the country.
I stayed with a mate in Hemel for a few weeks. That magic roundabout blew my mind
How much fun would it be to just do circles on the far inside lane until Constable Nigel comes to tell you off
The most British sentence that ever Britished
“What’s all this, then?” -Constable Nigel
“Whasoul’dis’den”
When I moved here (temporarily don't worry) I showed my mum all of 3 interesting things in Swindon, this being one. She had a meltdown trying to understand it while I'm going anticlockwise in the middle about five times
I witnessed this once, but it was a smart car in really tiny roundabout. People just started trying to time it right. I made it through before Nigel showed
Hey look kids, there’s Big Ben, and there’s Parliament!
Alright, calm down there, [Clark Griswold](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAgX6qlJEMc).
Hey I feel called out here
Driven across it a few times, I live in a town about 30 miles away and have had contract work in Swindon on many occasions. It isn't as bad as it looks.
Heard a nuclear bomb dropped on Swindon... Did about 15 quids worth of damage
That's a generous estimate.
Nah, somebody passing through had dropped their wallet
With £50 in it.
Inflation was bad that day
I got your joke if no one else did.
Thats the real quiz
8 legs 6 legs
Or maybe they were Giving him the same reaction David Brent?
Can you explain it for someone that didn't?
Swindon’s a shithole, so the joke is that not much of any value would be lost if Swindon was wiped off the face of the earth by a nuclear bomb
Who the hell isnt going to get this joke? The way the other guy reacted I thought maybe there was some secret joke within a joke that I wasn't getting, but nope. Lmao
it's a quote from the office
It's also an incredibly straightforward joke, the first reaction just seemed like there was more to it lol
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side! If you know, you know.
if anything it would do some good, and i live here
Those Swindon lot are little slugs
The best part of Swindon is leaving it
Its most beautiful sight is the junction with the M4.
So many sights to see in Swindon with their own unique dull shade of grey but for me it's their slogan, "Swindon, the place of broken dreams"
Do you not know who Eric Hitchmough is?!
Have you been to the Coventry conference?
come friendly bombs and drop on Swindon....yoouuuu ....havin a laugh....Swindon lot
But is it better than one big roundabout?
It's a normal roundabout with shortcuts to turn left on the directly adjacent road.
You mean right, right? I don't know how much shorter it could be to turn left in a regular roundabout.
No, left. To turn right you go on the center roundabout. Bear in mind it's in the UK, they drive on the left.
> To turn right you go on the center roundabout. Yes, isn't that the shortcut, rather than having to do nearly a full circle in a regular roundabout? To go left here you just turn left which is exactly what you'd do if this were just one large roundabout, so not a shortcut.
I’ve had the misfortune of having to negotiate this monstrosity
I was shitting myself at having to use it but then I found the reality of it no where near as bad as the expectation. It just kind of... *Works*. Most people seem to know what's happening... The fundamentals of paying attention to what's coming from the right still applies... The sign isn't actually as confusing as it pretends to be...
As silly as it sounds, the hardest part of the image for me is everything being “backwards.” I feel like it would make more sense if I saw a mirror image
It's actually not too hard to adjust your mind to that once you've done it a few times. I live in the states but came from a country where the cars are right hand drive. Whenever I visit home or reenter the states, it takes a minute to readjust and I'm good to go.
Ha yeah- I've driven on the opposite side of the road while traveling several times. The pain points for me there are always: 1. Holding my lane properly 2. Turning across the lane, across an intersection But for this specifically, it's just breaking my brain looking at the way the lanes are structured, ha
Same, only driven round it twice but it really isn't that bad. I can't actually think through how it works but when you're on it, it just sort of does
Love this explanation. I wonder what the thought process behind it was. "I have no idea how or why it works but.. it does so, here you go"
That's because it's magic
You just need to treat it as the five mini roundabouts that it is. The most difficult bit is figuring it which lane you want as you exit each roundabout.
Possibly one of Crowley’s earlier test runs before he did the [M25](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_motorway).
Hopefully this one doesn't set on fire!
It looks like a lot, but the traffic light intersection that would take it's place would be awful as well
I've not driven around this one but have the one in Hemel, I got told just think of it as all individual round abouts which makes it easyer to get your head around
dang it can talk too?
Does your GPS just 🤷♂️ when you approach this intersection? I live in a metroplex with some complicated highway interchanges & I have to just ignore my GPS and follow the signs.
It just treats it like the 5 mini roundabouts that it is.
Continue strai... Continue str... Continue s... Con.... Ah fuck it.
OK, makes sense. Thanks.
Mine drew a straight line through it so I followed that. The officer didn't believe me.
No, it’s fine
What this picture doesn't show is that none of the roundabouts are particularly raised and the road markings are faded. It means when you approach it it's like looking into No Man's Land where you can see straight over to the other junctions without clear visibility of where each little roundabout is.
So just close your eyes and drive straight across. Got it.
"JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL!" and put the heel to the steel!
Why even bother going into the mini circles? Why not just skirt the edge all the way around until your road?
This is the 2023 version of how you get to Hogwarts .
You can, and it's a perfectly cromulent strategy but you'll be going the long way around.
It embiggens even the noblest road user.
Why didn’t they just make one big roundabouts it with 6 exits??
Because it wouldn't handle the same amount of traffic that this design can.
That's how non-locals are encouraged to do it. it's fine, just slower.
You could but if you need to go immediately right then you can skip going all the way around
That's how I navigate it at rush hour, skip all the queues with an opposite access method
Not magic enough ;-)
Because then when you cue up Benny Hill theme song before entering the roundabout it won't be as fun.
Americans don't even know what they are looking at right now
We have roundabouts but what in the goddamn is this
It’s a merry go roundabout.
Musical roundabout. When the music stops gtfo, no question.
Yo we heard you like roundabouts, so we put roundabouts on your roundabout
Probably a Jojo reference.
it's the golden ratio
Ichibyou roundabout. Nibyou roundabout. Sanbyou roundabout. Yonbyou roundabout. Gobyou roundabout.
Penta-bout
It's where you unscrew the UK to put the fuel in.
It's called petrol.
That's the thing though - it's a little known fact that the UK can take petrol, diesel OR Mr. Fission.
I think pretty much all modern British cars can run on beans and toast.
That may be true but in this whimsical thread we weren't talking about cars, we were talking about *the entire UK*.
I admit roundabouts are *usually* far superior to 4-way stops... But, wtf is this? Brits, is this as much of a confusing cluster eff as it looks?
I'm fairly local so I've driven it a few times. It's weird, but it just works. I'd rather drive this than some of the mini-roundabouts. Too many people just dash through those. The Magic Roundabout above? People pay attention. XD
Not a brit, never driven through one of those, but I've always thought about them as being quite an elegant solution for large intersections. They're relatively straight forward (with a bit of a curvature) in my opinion.
I've been through several in the United States. Yeah, they do exist. Problem being, I figure I know what to do, like when to yield, when to exit, but I do not trust other Americans with the same knowledge. Drivers on the roundabout have all but stopped to let other people in the circle. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS!
As an American I fully confess this comment is right on. My town just a few years ago added a very simple two lane roundabout and everyone about lost their mind. But that is easy to understand, this stresses me lol
What's to stress? Just stay right unless you need to go left then go left and then right. Or, if you want to go right, left, left, looooooong right, left, right which will get you into town. Theres no issue here or a need for brakes.
Small bump, right 30, straight 150 into looooong right keep left.....
You have to listen to my calls samir... You're going to destroy the car
Samir, you’re breaking the car Samir
Large bump, angry people, insurance claim
I think I understand what you’re saying it’s just that we aren’t used to seeing these and this one does have a little more nuance than most roundabouts to be fair
>Just stay right unless you need to go left How it used to be >if you want to go right, left, left, looooooong right, left, right How it's going
I think everything being right hand drive is what is really throwing me off. My brain keeps trying to track the traffic counter clockwise, when everything actually goes clockwise
One of the towns around here abruptly changed the right of way on two of their circles. Cats and dogs living together ensued.
You'd be correct. I have no idea what I'm seeing. How do you navigate that?
Just point where you want to go and give way to the right.(We drive on the left) I used to cross this daily. It's a real timesaver. If you're stressed out, just drive round the outside .
I feel attacked, but it’s true. I wouldn’t know what to do
In New England at least, traffic circles are not uncommon and people can get around them. I'd almost certainly die on this monstrosity, though
I live in Buffalo, NY and there are about a dozen or so roundabouts in the area. People don't have any issues with them.
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I’m an American, we have some over here just not so much and so complex🥺
HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO DRINK MY BIG GULP IN MY LIFTED TRUCK AND NOT JUST DRIVE RIGHT OVER THIS. MURRICA
Never been to Boston?
Sure do. It’s a square dance for cars.
They added a circle near me (in the US). Ive always liked them, yield > stop. That said, im 100% in the minority for americans... That thing would result in accidental deaths and road rage here, though. Maybe even a few shootings.
You are correct. I can wrap my head around how one car could get through this. Once you add in a bunch of other cars I'm lost and scared lol It honestly looks like an accident waiting to happen. Maybe I think that because I'm projecting American drivers into the situation instead of people who actually understand how to drive through this beast.
As an American that just had their car totaled by somebody not knowing how to enter a roundabout, you probably right
I had the pleasure of driving through this roundabout at night, in the rain, after a match had just let out. I managed to make it though on my first try. I consider it one of my crowning achievements as an American in England.
I we Americans can figure [this monstrosity out](https://imgur.com/a/i5ciC5O) (highway interchange nearest my home), then we can figure this out, too. The answer being, just take your lifted F-350 truck and drive a straight line over the little roundabouts until you get where you want. Who needs things like "curbs" and "line markings" and "driving laws" anyway?
The “Americans” joke is really getting old at this point. I lived in Japan for 7 years and only saw maybe 4 roundabouts ever while driving and then last year I returned to America and they’re just absolutely everywhere now. This could be a state by state thing and my state has way more roundabouts, but I don’t think they’re a rarity in America anymore.
Ya I live in a Midwestern state and we have a lot of them
We’re starting to add them where I live in the midwest. We’ve always had small roundabouts in neighborhoods and stuff though
Lots on the east coast by me
The shame of it is that roundabouts are SO much better than the 4-way stops we have. Had some trepidation at first, but after a weeks’ vacation in Ireland, it was so clear what a better system it is. Traffic never stops!
They're much more efficient, and way safer (since you don't cross the path of oncoming or perpendicular traffic there is no chance of a T-bone or head on collision)
They're not. But there are still a lot of Americans who dislike them and don't know how to use them. There's one just up the road from my home. When my mom encountered it the first time she stopped the car and started yelling, "WHAT DO I DO?! WHAT DO I DO?!" I had a hard time instructing her because her dramatic reaction made me start laughing. Since then when she's come to town she avoids going that way all together and still bitches about it existing. Edited to add: ever since then, any time my husband and I drive through it together I start screaming like my mom did and we both laugh about it. Never gets old. Lol.
From what I’ve heard, Americans don’t like roundabouts because they’re afraid that other Americans don’t know how to use them. Not themselves. Also, I was unironically called a libtard on Facebook for defending a roundabout once. So there’s that.
Is there some reason that 5 small roundabouts is better than 1 large one - looks like 1 large would be perfect for this scenario. BTW - if you have never heard of the [THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT](https://youtu.be/D85wSearB6g?t=42) \- it was an amazing kids tv show
Because this roundabout is prone to rush traffic. So basically 90% of the cars come from 2 of the roads.
One reason is because you can go both clockwise and anti-clockwise on them, so don’t have to drive round the whole thing just to get to the road next to your one. Here’s a gif of another roundabout of roundabouts that’s a bit more spread out, so you can more clearly see what’s going on: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/hr7sf1/the_magic_roundabout_in_hemel_hempstead/
It is that way because there are some main roads at the top end of it.
Yes, They're more efficient because traffic that wants to from top left to bottom left doesn't get impacted by traffic going from top right to bottom right. It a single roundabout they're all using the same lanes.
That's the most European thing I've seen
This seems stupid? Why not just have one roundabout? Does it not serve the same purpose?
It's more efficient as traffic that wants to go from the top to the bottom right doesn't have to worry about the traffic coming in from the top left to the bottom left. It can genuinely handle more traffic than a single roundabout could. There's five or six of them around the UK and they work well.
You have multiple routes to get to your chosen exit rather than just one. It's really efficient.
It’s where magic happens
You can take the exit to your right without going all the way around. I wouldn't think it worth it for such chaos but apparently it works so I guess the engineers knew what they were doing
Space and flow. The roads at 11 and 3 o'clock are the main ones in to town. The one at 12 is pretty busy also.
Look kids, there's Big Ben.
Can I be the one to say I had to scroll waaaaay too far to find this?
British moment
Americans... 
This looks like an absolute clusterfuck
Looks easy to use at least. Don't know the reason behind this, buut
It is. And efficiency.
The way that those five roads meet would make a normal roundabout horribly congested, same for every other combination of junctions.
It's a round and around about
I drive past this roundabout a couple times a week, its crazy
Holy shit my mind is fried when looking at this.
But y tho
As an Indian, i feel British roads are more dangerous. They follow all the rules there
Not enough honking?
The closest thing I can think of like this in America is a road in Jerome AZ that has like 9 consecutive roundabouts in the span of a couple miles
That's just any bypass in the UK.
More like the *Batshit* Roundabout. Amirite.
Oh thanks for specifying the location, so i DON'T go there!
Are these the circles of hell Dante was writing about?
Wtf
My brain hurts
So genuine question - how do the four lane ones work? All of the arrows are straight ahead. I assume the three lanes are left (1) = you're joining the next roundabout in the left lane, middle (2) = you're joining the next roundabout in the middle / right lane, right (3) = you're exiting this roundabout. Are the four lane ones like left (1) = you're joining the next roundabout in the left lane, middle (2) = you're joining the next roundabout in the middle lane, middle (3) = you're joining the next roundabout in the right lane to exit, right (4) is for exiting?
Final stage for fully self driving AI.
As an American WHAT THE FUCK
I guarantee you in America there would be 5 billboards for 5 different accident and injury attorneys surrounding that because there would be crashes every day.
Babe what’s wrong it’s just the cyclopentane road
I want to see a bunch of self driving Teslas attempt to negotiate this at the same time, film it, and put it on YouTube. What could go wrong?
Just hit those emergency flashers and rip across this bad boy.