24 May, 2020

painted roundabout

kind of strange, some people follow it while others just drive right through it.


36 comments:

  1. Its a kind of cheap solution.

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  2. Yep ... we have them here too.

    God bless.

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  3. Round and round we go. Where we stop nobody knows.

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  4. Hello,
    The roundabout looks almost the size of a car, I can see why they would just drive through. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great new week ahead.

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  5. It was now for me
    it certainly works really well

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  6. ...we are seeing more roundabouts here!

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  7. Very small... people don't care...

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  8. Hello Bill, I'd be to nervous to go right through it! I always follow the law. Thank you for your visits to my blog posts. I love your new header. Be safe. Jo

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  9. I would probably obey and feel dumb at the same time!

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  10. That's a scary way to manage traffic. Now if it was in Italy...

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  11. I doubt if it would work here, too much traffic I think.

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  12. We don't have many of those here but people here get so confused by them.

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  13. Oh gosh, that would never work here. The only way those kind intersections work here is if there is some type of barrier keeping people from driving straight through.

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  14. Cheap solution. Never seen before such kind of roundabout.

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  15. There is a round about here that is misused but it is slightly elevated. That painted one wouldn’t work here I fear. Too bad too since it would be so much cheaper to install.

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  16. I've never seen a painted one, ours have big concrete circles in them and I don't like them at all because people know how to use these less than they do a 4-way stop.

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  17. Never saw one like that before. Don't think it would work here!!

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  18. We have a few of those and so true!
    Some people follow it while others just drive right through it!

    All the best Jan

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  19. I had never seen it before, At least some people follow it, but surely it will never work in India. . Bill You Have a Nice and Safe Day. . . :)

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  20. Never seen a painted roundabout. Would have to approach this intersection with great caution.

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  21. Strange indeed. Maybe an extra large rock in the center would stop the drive through=ers
    MB

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  22. We have a few here. They are large, paved differently and have raised planters in the middle, impossible to ignore. People unaccustomed to them drive through them in total confusion.

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  23. I´ve never seen a painted one!
    Coming from a long trip from Australia I once came to a roundabout in the middle of nowhere in Germany and seriously, no other car and I had no idea which direction to take, left - right?! It wouldn´t have mattered, but I really stopped and told myself.... "the middle of the steet is where your steering wheel is." So I turned right.
    In that case you show I´d probably just went straight, if no other car was there!
    There aren´t many roundabouts in Germany...

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  24. The people who follow the rule will do it right

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  25. Ha. We fill ours with tulips, makes it harder ro drive over them.

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  26. I have never seen a roundabout like this circle. Most of the ones we’ve driven around have barriers to prevent a drive through. This one doesn’t seem that it would be taken seriously.

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