^ We had a genius once who sold the company on stopping the issue of $4 propelling pencils in favour of cheaper wooded pencils. Within a few months, almost everyone had a $15 electric pencil sharpener on their desk.
This ^^^ is the problem around these parts. Drivers don't treat mini roundabouts as roundabouts, but as junctions. They give way when they have the right of way, and don't give way when they should.the vehicles on our left, who have to give way as we are approaching from their right, frequently do not
Much easier over here, the French just don't bother indicating at all!even ordinary roundabouts - so many people start indicating to leave two exits early. Never trust an indicator is my motto now....
I don't know when "mini roundabouts" first arrived on UK roads, but I was first aware of them in the '70s. So why is it that, 50-odd years on, drivers still aren't sure how to correctly negotiate the infernal things?![]()
For information - I first saw the concept of the mini-roundabout published in an article in Municipal Engineer magazine circa 1974. The article was by the inventor and he was presenting the idea for what I think was the first time.Drivers don't treat mini roundabouts as roundabouts, but as junctions.