F. The more fundamental problem is that these are all cars, not bikes. Fuck cars.
AmeriKan drivers and traffic circles equates to an inefficient cluster fuck. When departing the circle, use your damn turn signal so I can enter!!!
Those small green pissing pyramids are blocking the road.
Replace the pink car with a bicycle an A is suddenly not being in the mood to yield anymore.
All cars will yield to a bicycle in the UK, because less protected members of the road traffic always take priority.
Welp, I’m not in the UK.
Over here, people go with - what is the most threatening to themselves - and it really feels weird that people who have presumably passed the driving exam are worse at roundabouts than me.
Useful, but incomplete.
As the circle enlarges, the system approaches four T-intersections. What I want to know is: at what size circle to people lose their minds and become unable to comprehend how T-intersections work.
Fair play to people confused about multi-lane roundabouts though.
Wheres the fighter jet?
E. Pink car turned turn signal on before entering the circle, keeps turn signal on all the way around the circle, thus invalidating any method of informing other drivers of which exit they intend to use. Car E deserves rapid unplanned orthodontics.
Signals are helpful indicators, but I rarely commit until I see someone’s front wheel change direction.
You’re probably already watching people’s wheels without realising. It’s the first real tell.
When I have a Car D behind me, it’s because they overestimate my car’s acceleration capabilities.
ITT: People road raging over imaginary traffic.
Drivers seem to love complaining about drivers
Alternative scenario: C starts entering, A decides to FUCKING FLOOR IT, slams into C
I’m always D
etermined to keep my head up high, but it gets hard when I’m deep in a
cult
My country is full of donkeys driving cars
Damn, how’d you train a donkey to drive?
Who said anything about training?
D car should be honking
I hate getting stuck behind the “I won’t move until there are no cars anywhere on the planet” drivers.
