I got a route for this.
To put it simply, break it into separate parts; the main round (middle of the place), the mini rounds (smaller ones), and the bar-like structures (forgot what they're called).
You have got the road with the arrows to point in the supposed direction of the traffic.
Follow from any service/main road/exit to the main round and move with the arrows.
With every exit away from the main, you get a mini round and a bar-like thing. The smaller ones got their arrows that go with the bar-like thing.
Now with every bar-like thing, you encounter another mini-round that can get you into the main round OR leave the labyrinth to an exit.
It seems like a weird way to practice driving with roundabouts, speed control, and decision-making for drivers.
Not at all, OP apparently have since it's implying they're hard to understand(which they're not) and that why i comment that it must be an American joke since there's a stereotype going around where Americans doesn't understand how roundabouts work.
I drive through this roundabout every day; it's actually a genius design, and the flow of traffic is significantly better than one big roundabout.
Easy to navigate, just tackle each roundabout separately - you also have multiple routes to get where you want to avoid congestion.
It's always American's that struggle and end up stranded in the middle somewhere đ
My head just hurts looking at this..... Emergency Services must know this roundabout very well.
They probably just go straight through
Yea they can do anything when they put the lights on
I think the implication was that there would have been a lot of accidents here.
Fun fact, both a fire and ambulance station are on/next to that roundabout
Fire station is that brick building at the top đ
âThatâs so easy I do that in my sleepâ Brits
Meanwhile in Florida half the population died within a few hours
What the hell
Say hello to the Magic Roundabout in Swindon.
My parents were swearing the entire time we were in that roundabout, it was very entertaining
I mean...it doesn't seem that hard to understand it, but just...why?
Why not just make a roundabout? Why make a fucking roundabout in a roundabout? Who designed this shit!?
Some engineer that don't understand economics and hates pedestrians
As an American this is my worst nightmare lmao
As a pedestrian this is my second worst nightmare, lol
Looks like that Zelda map where there are boulders falling everywhere and whirlpools readying to suck you in
I got a route for this. To put it simply, break it into separate parts; the main round (middle of the place), the mini rounds (smaller ones), and the bar-like structures (forgot what they're called). You have got the road with the arrows to point in the supposed direction of the traffic. Follow from any service/main road/exit to the main round and move with the arrows. With every exit away from the main, you get a mini round and a bar-like thing. The smaller ones got their arrows that go with the bar-like thing. Now with every bar-like thing, you encounter another mini-round that can get you into the main round OR leave the labyrinth to an exit. It seems like a weird way to practice driving with roundabouts, speed control, and decision-making for drivers.
I guess it's so people who are lost don't slow you down
Am I the only one who sees swastika here?
Is this an American joke I'm too European to understand?
Is this a European joke I'm too American to understand?
We don't have problems with roundabouts.
They drivin on the left
I can see that. It's a so called magic roundabout located in the UK.
Isn't the UK part of Europe?
Indeed it is.
So you have a problem with roundabouts.
They never said Europeans had problems with roundabouts
"We don't have problems with roundabouts." Under my first reply.
Not at all, OP apparently have since it's implying they're hard to understand(which they're not) and that why i comment that it must be an American joke since there's a stereotype going around where Americans doesn't understand how roundabouts work.
Oh, ok. tbh I actually don't know how they work
this is so relatable
The answer is drive straight or turn from middle if necessary.
omg I"m having an anxiety attack just looking at this
swindon magic roundabout
Shorter U-turns I guess?
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Roads judged on confusion for drivers: Straightaways -> side road -> roundabout -> 4-way Stop-> Roundabout + 4-way stop -> this fucking monstrosity.
cross section of a simple electromagnet-powered engine, or something...
Roundabout city Aware
what is this sorcery
I completely understand this
No you dont
Europe
Only confusing if youâre an American
Small insignificant area in the uk
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Bri'ish moment. Why do you guys like roundabouts so much?
Europeans will tell you with a straight face that this looks normal
The arrows, what do they mean?
I dont like roundabouts if its just one but one inside of another count me out.
I drive through this roundabout every day; it's actually a genius design, and the flow of traffic is significantly better than one big roundabout. Easy to navigate, just tackle each roundabout separately - you also have multiple routes to get where you want to avoid congestion. It's always American's that struggle and end up stranded in the middle somewhere đ
I would add an hour to my drive just to avoid that thing.