#2021 ·
Samuel Murphy6 said:Carol Jackson45, open that link you sent me with all those triangles. Let’s use some logic here:
A stop sign means you don't have the right of way.
A standard yield triangle also means you don't have the right of way.
A triangle showing a circular arrow means you need to let everyone already in the circle pass.
If none of those signs were there, we'd just follow the right-of-way rule. 🙂
Then you could have pulled into the roundabout and had the advantage. That's exactly what happened in that story my driving instructor told me once.
Good grief, there's no such thing as a roundabout that doesn't have a sign indicating it's a roundabout first! Otherwise, it wouldn't be a roundabout—it would just be some tangled mess of a road!!! 🤣 🙂 (Just to be clear, I'm laughing at what I wrote, not what Samuel Murphy6 said 😳)
Basically, if there isn't a sign for a roundabout, then it isn't a roundabout, right?