Stop ya whining! Just be thankful you don't live near this bastard thing! http://www.ulyssesgeelong.org/index.php?page=round Cheers Goaty -- _--_|\ John Lamp - in beautiful downtown Highton / \ IRC: DoD#:1906 Ulysses#:10185 Vulcan Nomad \_.--._/ http://www.gorider.cjb.net/ Phone: 0409 512 254 v mailto: Fax: 03 5227 2151 Hear no Evo, See no Evo, Fear no Evo
oui oui its not the only things thats backwards you also must give way to anyone entering the round about
Your roundabouts in QLD have 12 exits? Faaark! In the last couple of years here in the West we got inclusions in our veehicle renewals explaining roundabouts. There were two versions of the explanations and I've never met anyone who understood either of them. If you're going straight on, don't indicate but you must indicate from the previous exit when leaving the roundabout. Riiight! Theo Theo
: barry taylor wrote: : > : > : bob_the_rider wrote: : > : : > : > Hmmm... not sure which country you are from, but here in aus/vic we : > : > are required to indicate on a roundabout when turning right - it's not : > : > optional. : > : : > : Please don't quote back to me what I have already written and then : > : pretend that I didn't know it. : > : : > : Because I'm a nice guy, I have quoted the bit from my post for you to : > : actually read before you post anything stupid again: : > : : > : >> : > : >> You only need to indicate as you would for any other intersection, : > : >> left to turn left, right to turn right, none required to travel : > : >> straight. : > : : > : Nev.. : > : '04 CBR1100XX : > : > not as simple as it sounds : > especially when you are confronted : > by one of the five point roundabouts : : Of course it's as simple as it sounds. You're just trying to make it : sound confusing. If you're going left you signal left, if you're going : right you signal right, everyone not in the roundabout gives way to : everyone already in the roundabout. No confusion at all. obviously you have never encountered the roundabout on Princes Rd at Mitcham in Addeledaide -- ----- barry j taylor < > Ulysses #25871: netrider 549 Skype: ursus_australis __ __ __ _ __ /__/ / /__/ /_ /_\ /_ / /_ / _ / /__/ /__ / \ / \ ...Vrroooom! bear on a Kawasaki Zephyr -------> ----------->Vroom!! : Nev.. : '04 CBR1100XX
I haven't encountered a vehicle with more than 2 indicators yet either... so you'll just have to do the best you can with what you have. How much more difficult do you want to make things for yourself? Nev.. '04 CBR1100XX
OH I just googled that roundabout up, and it isn't even a 5 entry roundabout. East Parade intersects with Princes Rd prior to the roundabout, so it is a separate intersection. http://tinyurl.com/3dtck7 If you want to see a true 5 entry roundabout, you should look at (ironically) Princess St, Kew in Melbourne, where all 5 roads feed into the roundabout, http://tinyurl.com/3797j7 and (you might find this hard to believe) people actually get around the roundabout with only 2 indicators without having accidents. Freaky !! Nev.. '04 CBR1100XX
: barry taylor wrote: : > : > : barry taylor wrote: : > : > : > : > : bob_the_rider wrote: : > : > : : > : > : > Hmmm... not sure which country you are from, but here in aus/vic we : > : > : > are required to indicate on a roundabout when turning right - it's : > not : > : > : > optional. : > : > : : > : > : Please don't quote back to me what I have already written and then : > : > : pretend that I didn't know it. : > : > : : > : > : Because I'm a nice guy, I have quoted the bit from my post for you to : > : > : actually read before you post anything stupid again: : > : > : : > : > : >> : > : > : >> You only need to indicate as you would for any other intersection, : > : > : >> left to turn left, right to turn right, none required to travel : > : > : >> straight. : > : > : : > : > : Nev.. : > : > : '04 CBR1100XX : > : > : > : > not as simple as it sounds : > : > especially when you are confronted : > : > by one of the five point roundabouts : > : : > : Of course it's as simple as it sounds. You're just trying to make it : > : sound confusing. If you're going left you signal left, if you're going : > : right you signal right, everyone not in the roundabout gives way to : > : everyone already in the roundabout. No confusion at all. : > : > obviously you have never encountered the roundabout on Princes Rd at Mitcham : > in Addeledaide : : I haven't encountered a vehicle with more than 2 indicators yet : either... so you'll just have to do the best you can with what you have. : How much more difficult do you want to make things for yourself? and you haven't encountered a roundabout with three exits within 90 degrees e.g. 9 o'clock, 10.30 and 12 o'clock bjt 550 Zephyr
: barry taylor wrote: : > : > : barry taylor wrote: : > : > : > : > : bob_the_rider wrote: : > : > : : > : > : > Hmmm... not sure which country you are from, but here in aus/vic we : > : > : > are required to indicate on a roundabout when turning right - it's : > not : > : > : > optional. : > : > : : > : > : Please don't quote back to me what I have already written and then : > : > : pretend that I didn't know it. : > : > : : > : > : Because I'm a nice guy, I have quoted the bit from my post for you to : > : > : actually read before you post anything stupid again: : > : > : : > : > : >> : > : > : >> You only need to indicate as you would for any other intersection, : > : > : >> left to turn left, right to turn right, none required to travel : > : > : >> straight. : > : > : : > : > : Nev.. : > : > : '04 CBR1100XX : > : > : > : > not as simple as it sounds : > : > especially when you are confronted : > : > by one of the five point roundabouts : > : : > : Of course it's as simple as it sounds. You're just trying to make it : > : sound confusing. If you're going left you signal left, if you're going : > : right you signal right, everyone not in the roundabout gives way to : > : everyone already in the roundabout. No confusion at all. : > : > obviously you have never encountered the roundabout on Princes Rd at Mitcham : > in Addeledaide : : OH I just googled that roundabout up, and it isn't even a 5 entry : roundabout. East Parade intersects with Princes Rd prior to the : roundabout, so it is a separate intersection. : : http://tinyurl.com/3dtck7 picky ! picky!! look again and notice the little island that has been inserted outside the old church : : If you want to see a true 5 entry roundabout, you should look at : (ironically) Princess St, Kew in Melbourne, where all 5 roads feed into : the roundabout, : : http://tinyurl.com/3797j7 you definitely have a different definition of 'roundabout' : and (you might find this hard to believe) people actually get around the : roundabout with only 2 indicators without having accidents. Freaky !! might be a traffic island setup, but a roundabout it is NOT ... bjt 550 Zephyr
: Nev.. wrote: : : > If you want to see a true 5 entry roundabout, you should look at : > (ironically) Princess St, Kew in Melbourne, where all 5 roads feed into : > the roundabout, : > : > http://tinyurl.com/3797j7 : : Doh! I can't count.. that's 6.. not 5 on which planet ? you should not be driving a Google Map while you are drinking that stuff beer mate ? you need a Coopers you do ... bjt 550 Zephyr
It's round, the traffic goes around it, and it has a roundabout sign prior to each entry. If that's not a roundabout I don't know what you think it is. For even more roundabout fun you'd probably want to be a the top of Elizabeth St in the city, where you not only have all the usual roundabout fun, but trams with right of way cutting diagonally across the middle of the roundabout... http://tinyurl.com/26k4so and there's another 5 pointed roundabout if you scroll a couple of hundred metres to the left of the big one. Looks like you'd have a nervous breakdown after 3 intersections in Melbourne. Nev.. '04 CBR1100XX
That's the way it SHOULD be; I've never seen any official print that says that's the way it is. Dammit; I was 1/4 clock out. Read that as 8:50 please. This is my point. Someone in the left lane legally going "straight ahead" (from 9 o'clock) will cross the path of someone in the right lane legally going straight ahead (from 6 o'clock)!
This one has changed since I lived near it. the 2 roads the form the arc next to the park used to go to the roundabout. was interesting then. Its nearly 50m in diameter. We used to go around and around, If I recall correctly I think the most was 8 times. http://maps.google.com/maps?t=k&ie=UTF8&z=18&ll=-33.924444,151.228437&spn=0.003236,0.004946&om=1 Smiley
Bah, I take your silly excuses for roundabouts and raise you a real one : http://www.swindonweb.com/life/lifemagi0.htm I don't see it working in Sydney though .....