Pretty much sums it up to how people do it in North America. Don't get me started on merging.
I find it's no help that the roundabouts that I come across usually don't have a posted speed limit within them (usually 35-40kmh), even when coming in at 60-65kmh. Rumple strips would also help in the pavement to alert drivers to slow down and merge safely.
I have seen this happen in real life. The vehicle was exactly what you would expect it would be
American or just really, really drunk?
Belgian football player ended up in a sports hall, blew a hole in the wall near the top
American or just really, really drunk?
Uhh… the Duke boys’ General Lee?
Reliant Robin?
Pro tip: increase your odds by blasting Free Bird till the car starts shaking
I have seen semis drive through these like the image.
Pretty much sums it up to how people do it in North America. Don't get me started on merging.
I find it's no help that the roundabouts that I come across usually don't have a posted speed limit within them (usually 35-40kmh), even when coming in at 60-65kmh. Rumple strips would also help in the pavement to alert drivers to slow down and merge safely.
We have a roundabout with nothing in the middle. The circle is just painted on and literlly noone goes around it.
Was expecting a JoJo meme, am not disappointed.
american hands posted this
✓ Fasten your seatbelt ✓ Speed up ✓ Pray