Have you ever driven in a roundabout (aka traffic circle)?

[wootbot]

Have you ever driven in a roundabout (aka traffic circle)?

[Froodyfrog]

Yes. There’s one near my house.

[delgadojb]

[Larry1977]

Does a cul-de-sac count? I’ve never been to London to see one in person

[md2915]

[PapaMidnight]

Yes, and I wish that the US had more of them.

[ExplicitDank]

[wootsboc]

[quark613]

I don’t, because outside of New England an awful lot of people don’t know how they work.

[Wooter533386701]

They’re pretty common in my town.

[RebelTaz]

Yes… on a motorcycle and I went round, and round, and round…

If I wasn’t known in our little one stop light town before… I certainly was after that

[Wooter726003802]

Just once.. I have driven a car rarely so that sums it up

[giordana]

When I got married in Boston, my Ohio relatives nearly panicked at the Alewife Brook Parkway rotary.

[intrepid01]

Crashes are more common at roundabouts but there are benefits

[wootuserjared]

That’s a headline… it admits disaster but offers a silver lining. I didn’t read it but it already changed my mind with such transparency.

[salanth]

Lots of small ones around and a few bigger ones in other cities.

[intrepid01]

The British are polite and tend to provide right of way. But here in America… Houston we have ignition

Spare that tree!! …What tree?

[MrFast9232]

Roundabound

[PrydeWater]

Four-way intersection with two two-lane roads? I prefer a roundabout!

[mikeymoe]

Not since the six I drove on yesterday.

There were many added with recent highway upgrades. I like them a lot. The problem is the number of people who treat stop signs like roundabouts. Not sure if from habit of not needing to stop or just aggression to beat out other traffic.