Hmm, you Brits indicate twice.steelie34 wrote:
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very very few, that's why we suck so bad at them... (that and because here you license comes in a box of cracker jacks.)M.O.A.B wrote:
I didn't know there were roundabouts in America
i drive through four on the way to workM.O.A.B wrote:
I didn't know there were roundabouts in America
thats the one in Swindon, I did my test on that roundabout.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
I actually say "roundabouts" IRL a lot. I felt like saying traffic circles this time >_>Sir Schmoopy wrote:
Pfft, you think you're bad in America?
We've got them every 200 yards.
But we're smart enough to figure them out.
EDIT: And they're called ROUNDABOUTS you tards. Not 'traffic circles'.
And yeah, thank god we don't have these:
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Sometimes he stops.usmarine wrote:
i drive through four on the way to workM.O.A.B wrote:
I didn't know there were roundabouts in America
I think that was just part of the animation, like how indicators flash every second.Cheez wrote:
Hmm, you Brits indicate twice.steelie34 wrote:
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No, they swap sides. Watch Red, he indicates right, goes around, and then leaves the roundabout by indicating left.Vilham wrote:
I think that was just part of the animation, like how indicators flash every second.Cheez wrote:
Hmm, you Brits indicate twice.steelie34 wrote:
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ye the guy who made that is a fagCheez wrote:
No, they swap sides. Watch Red, he indicates right, goes around, and then leaves the roundabout by indicating left.Vilham wrote:
I think that was just part of the animation, like how indicators flash every second.Cheez wrote:
Hmm, you Brits indicate twice.
O yeah ofc we do that if we are turning right at a roundabout. You indicate right at the start so people know you are taking an exit to the right of centre, then when you get to the exit you should always signal it and turn into it.Cheez wrote:
No, they swap sides. Watch Red, he indicates right, goes around, and then leaves the roundabout by indicating left.Vilham wrote:
I think that was just part of the animation, like how indicators flash every second.Cheez wrote:
Hmm, you Brits indicate twice.
In your city-within-a-roundabout roundabouts maybe, but in plain old four-ways you indicate once.Vilham wrote:
O yeah ofc we do that if we are turning right at a roundabout. You indicate right at the start so people know you are taking an exit to the right of centre, then when you get to the exit you should always signal it and turn into it.Cheez wrote:
No, they swap sides. Watch Red, he indicates right, goes around, and then leaves the roundabout by indicating left.Vilham wrote:
I think that was just part of the animation, like how indicators flash every second.
* notes your location ... British ColumbiaLT.Victim wrote:
Fuck, I would be so confused driving in a Europe roundabout.. Not only are you driving on the "wrong" side of the road.. but you gotta deal with that shit too..
I lol'd, cause Europe drives on the right just like you.LT.Victim wrote:
Fuck, I would be so confused driving in a Europe roundabout.. Not only are you driving on the "wrong" side of the road.. but you gotta deal with that shit too..
Neg I was taught to do it like Vilham said Cheeeeez.Cheez wrote:
In your city-within-a-roundabout roundabouts maybe, but in plain old four-ways you indicate once.Vilham wrote:
O yeah ofc we do that if we are turning right at a roundabout. You indicate right at the start so people know you are taking an exit to the right of centre, then when you get to the exit you should always signal it and turn into it.Cheez wrote:
No, they swap sides. Watch Red, he indicates right, goes around, and then leaves the roundabout by indicating left.
