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It's really not as complicated as you might think. Learn what you can and can't do in a roundabout.

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  • It is impossible to "drive a roundabout". They don't have an engine or a steering wheel. You might however drive a vehicle round a roundabout.

  • At least you Americans have adopted the correct way of dealing with roundabouts. You don't have to deal with the French way of coping with roundabouts. In France, the person already on the roundabout has to yield to people wanting to join the roundabout.

    It usually results in gridlock!

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  • y r these pepole driving on the rong side of the road

  • WOW if you cant deal with a roundabout in the uk you're certain to fail your test.

  • The British Video's on Rounabouots are much superior (hey they have been doing them for 50 years) Try 'Roundabouts BSM' on youtube

  • This video omits the need to indicate as you leave the roundabout so the guy waiting knows he can come on. . . . . .

    On a busy roundabout the only way to get on the roundabout is when someone leaves.

  • how to drive a roundabout in the UK: screw everyone else, just blast across and hope you don't crash

  • @tayl0500 It is hilarious when the whole world evolved except.. you know.. YOU guy's :P

  • @Azith10 SOME people pronounce the "h" in vehicle, but to Washingtonian ears that sounds VERY Southern ("VEEhikul"?) . SOME people say "vegeTABulz" instead of "VEJtubulz" ("vegetables"), the way some people say "erbz" instead of "herbz" to mean "little pieces of plant that are added to food".

  • @Spooie They say "anticlockwise" in the UK, as in "there are tailbacks in the anticlockwise direction of the M25". I'm SURE you don't think "the Amurrrikan way of saying things" is the ONLY way of saying things.

  • If one knows how to "turn right at yield", one automatically knows how to use a roundabout If all else fails, use this method: scream, yield, and go... :-)

  • @leapoffaith20 I've heard some people say "widdershins", though that seems very Wiccan... :-)

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