Worst thing Clifton has ever done i really think they let a retard design it! all surrounding stores went down 20% due to people avoiding the circle. Also a tractor trailer is unable to go completely around. CPD sucks.
@w8lifter201 I'm aware of some fixable flaws with this roundabout. Modern Roundabouts have proven to work all over the world, even for "tractor trailer" trucks. Seeing as how they do work, why don't you enlighten us with an example of a roundabout that you do like? To save us all some time, please understand the difference between a modern roundabout (invented in the 1960's and brought to the US in the 1990's), and an older traffic circle seen all over New Jersey.
First, you made the exact same comment on two of my videos. Second, they have been in Europe for 50 years. Third, the name "modern" has been given to them to differentiate them from older roundabouts pre-1960 and traffic circles. Older roundabouts didn't work too well and so many have a bad connotation attached to them but almost all of these negative sentiments are null and void when we're talking about newer roundabouts or modern roundabouts (invented in England in the 1960's).
Yes!!! And Massachusetts tried the system first on its rotaries simply by changing the right-of-way law so the traffic entering had to yield to the traffic within. Unfortunately there is still one traffic circle there where the old rule still applies, The East Longmeadow Rotary that is owned by the town and not the state. And the town authorities were STUPID enough to put the yield signs facing the traffic INSIDE the rotary!!!!!
my home town, the best city in newjersey, we got it all newyork 10 minutes away , atlantic city, the best place center of the worlddddddddd, newyork clifton yeaaaaa
When did you have these close calls? Before or after? It was certainly a lot more dangerous before and whoever designed the new roundabout configuration seemed to be drunk while attempting to draw the lanes on the road. A true modern roundabout exceeds in all categories vs older traffic circles, traffic light intersections and stop signs.
Would you care to actually offer something intellectual? Why do you feel that way? The approaches before encourages high speeds on the one road and forced cars to stop and dangerously merge on the side road. Older traffic circles are no where near as safe as modern roundabouts. Those safety stats you can find anywhere. Also the capacity on a modern roundabout is much higher and yet it takes less overall space. So, what's your problem with it? Your post didn't provide much.
In a modern roundabout, the drivers INSIDE the circle have the right-of-way. They DO NOT STOP, EVER. The same rule applies for the overwhelming majority of rotaries in Massachusetts. Old-style NJ traffic circles are exactly the opposite; I risked my neck once negotiating the US202 / NJ 12 / NJ 31 traffic circle.
Once you get used to modern roundabouts, you won't be compelled to stop for traffic entering a thoroughfare WHILE YOU'RE ON THE THOROUGHFARE.
New Jersey is actually home to many old traffic circles but hardly any modern roundabouts. New Jersey is one of the few states not actively seeking to build modern roundabouts where as their neighbor New York State is definitely doing so.
Worst thing Clifton has ever done i really think they let a retard design it! all surrounding stores went down 20% due to people avoiding the circle. Also a tractor trailer is unable to go completely around. CPD sucks.
w8lifter201 10 months ago
@w8lifter201 I'm aware of some fixable flaws with this roundabout. Modern Roundabouts have proven to work all over the world, even for "tractor trailer" trucks. Seeing as how they do work, why don't you enlighten us with an example of a roundabout that you do like? To save us all some time, please understand the difference between a modern roundabout (invented in the 1960's and brought to the US in the 1990's), and an older traffic circle seen all over New Jersey.
DENJCA29 9 months ago
Don't tell me you were filming this WHILE YOU WERE DRIVNG??!! That's just scary...
Azith10 1 year ago
beautifulangelusa clifton really is great but the allwood circle or the circle is ehhh cause people dont know how to yeild
matt531200666 2 years ago
roundabouts come from europe, we are using them for over more then 20 years...
TheJoshsam 2 years ago
First, you made the exact same comment on two of my videos. Second, they have been in Europe for 50 years. Third, the name "modern" has been given to them to differentiate them from older roundabouts pre-1960 and traffic circles. Older roundabouts didn't work too well and so many have a bad connotation attached to them but almost all of these negative sentiments are null and void when we're talking about newer roundabouts or modern roundabouts (invented in England in the 1960's).
DENJCA29 2 years ago
Yes!!! And Massachusetts tried the system first on its rotaries simply by changing the right-of-way law so the traffic entering had to yield to the traffic within. Unfortunately there is still one traffic circle there where the old rule still applies, The East Longmeadow Rotary that is owned by the town and not the state. And the town authorities were STUPID enough to put the yield signs facing the traffic INSIDE the rotary!!!!!
EdM021 2 years ago
my home town, the best city in newjersey, we got it all newyork 10 minutes away , atlantic city, the best place center of the worlddddddddd, newyork clifton yeaaaaa
beautifulangelusa 3 years ago
When did you have these close calls? Before or after? It was certainly a lot more dangerous before and whoever designed the new roundabout configuration seemed to be drunk while attempting to draw the lanes on the road. A true modern roundabout exceeds in all categories vs older traffic circles, traffic light intersections and stop signs.
DENJCA29 3 years ago
GOD I HAD MANY CLOSE CALLS THERE and i live in clifton
its crazy
ttlytyphlosion 3 years ago
Fuck the asshole that built that roundabout!
It was fine until they modernized it.
IDIOT!
themagicjellybeans 3 years ago
Would you care to actually offer something intellectual? Why do you feel that way? The approaches before encourages high speeds on the one road and forced cars to stop and dangerously merge on the side road. Older traffic circles are no where near as safe as modern roundabouts. Those safety stats you can find anywhere. Also the capacity on a modern roundabout is much higher and yet it takes less overall space. So, what's your problem with it? Your post didn't provide much.
DENJCA29 3 years ago
In a modern roundabout, the drivers INSIDE the circle have the right-of-way. They DO NOT STOP, EVER. The same rule applies for the overwhelming majority of rotaries in Massachusetts. Old-style NJ traffic circles are exactly the opposite; I risked my neck once negotiating the US202 / NJ 12 / NJ 31 traffic circle.
Once you get used to modern roundabouts, you won't be compelled to stop for traffic entering a thoroughfare WHILE YOU'RE ON THE THOROUGHFARE.
EdM021 2 years ago
New Jersey is actually home to many old traffic circles but hardly any modern roundabouts. New Jersey is one of the few states not actively seeking to build modern roundabouts where as their neighbor New York State is definitely doing so.
DENJCA29 4 years ago
you know ur from new jersey when u can drive the circle haha. i live in clifton but some ppl don't get the circle
bep4lyfe 4 years ago
Great facts about what modern roundabouts do, -Per
Pergarder 4 years ago
Thanks! Spread the word:). Good ideas such as modern roundabouts only need education in order to gain acceptance.
DENJCA29 4 years ago