As a person who lives in Swindon, navigating the magic roundabout is ALWAYS a daughting task for the first time! It is incredible and does work surprisingly well for something so complicated!!
I drove past it last week and didn’t know of its existence…at 11pm….safe to say I’m glad not many ppl were on the road at that time because boy was i trynna look at the map as if it were real whilst navigating through it
This one's easy if ones taking the 1st left then 1st lane, 2nd left 2nd lane 3rd and so on. Fact people are moaning is just more proof of crappie drivers. Its really not hard. 😂😂😂😂😂
lol I think the consensus is, roundabouts are dumb as hell so I’m just going to go in and hope for the best. Or it’s like well no one else is gona master this roundabout bullshit so I’m not gona worry how I move here
There's one near me that's 2 roundabouts one massive one and 1 smaller that's actually a figure 8 shape you have to go around fully to get back to where you were that also leads onto the motorway through a tiny, easy to miss turnoff. Almost impossible to figure out the first time but luckily once you know where you're going it's easy, another one just outside our town that has 3, 2 connect to each other so from some directions you literally have a back to back roundabout with no mini road between that everyone gets wrong even if they live there 😂
@@Financialguide2023we have one that is three back to back with entrances and exits to the interstate on two different ones. I was driving it for the first time at night and nearly got hit because I didn’t see someone coming off the interstate as I was trying to figure out where the heck my GPS was trying to tell me to go.
It’s actually not that hard once you’ve done it a few times but it can be unnerving for people who have never been here. I live not far and used to have to drive over this most days for work, as long as you’re always giving way to the right you won’t fuck up too bad. Even if you take a wrong turning they all link back up further down the road anyways.
@@toniradolovicIt’s pretty confusing to figure out for the *first time*, on a busy day. Not her fault. It’s ironic to suggest that she, as a professional, gets lessons when she’s clearly more qualified than you. You should consider grammar lessons :)
@@trows3y99it’s okay you can make mistakes after you’ve passed your test , but imagine being a learner on your test and you’ve got to get it perfect , or risk failing ….. that and having to deal with impatient drivers pulling out on you and not letting you swap lanes if you approach in the wrong lane and need to change ….. sounds an absolute nightmare of a task on your test
the trick with magic roundabout is to do it slowly.....just avoid making eye contacts with the other drivers.....there is one in Colchester at St Andrew's Avenue....i tried to be as fast as possible to get out of the round about and always ended in the wrong lane...then tried doing it slower
This is actually pretty great - everyone is patient, and drive with a lot more grace than the rest of the roads… make it complicated and people will be careful!
I’m pretty sure there is someone or a group of people who design the roads who either hate drivers, or they think it’s outrageously funny to confuse them.
I'm a cyclist and I ride in a large town. Some roads I think no thanks. I'm on an electric bike so technically I should be on the road bcs I can average 17mph but when I see roads like this I'm like ya know what, imma risk hitting a pedestrian.
The magic roundabout actually makes a lot of sense once you've done it a few times. It feels quite efficient at enabling traffic flow. Also at midnight /1am when nobody else is around, you can optimise your line somewhat ;)
There used to be a similar sort of arrangement in High Wycombe. Local drivers would totally ignore the road markings and just drive directly where they wanted to go!
i- i live in swindon, this roundabout is called the magic roundabout, it’s actually not that confusing if you live in swindon but i guess if your not from swindon then yes it is very confusing😂😂, but i love watching your videos! i have my theory test in just under 2 weeks!
I happened upon this thing in the dark last year (I'm very much from rural northern England). In the dark. At rush hour. I had no idea which lane I needed to be in at any point 😂. I was just pleased to survive.
I used to live in Swindon. I loved the magic round about because I found it Easy to navigate after a couple of tries. It was fun watching other people trying to figure it out
its easy once we know it. because then we don't rely on any of the instructions of the road. We just go by what we know we should do. They could remove all the boards, lanes and symbols and you'll still be able to drive in the correct lanes and go through it because you don't use them once you know them. But using them when you need to, i don't think the most people would manage without dvla calling their driving dangerous. The road is also in bad condition with lots of things drawing our attention. If the road was just one texture and colour, instead of 50 combinations of colour and texture, mixed in with objects like drains and cracks, the chance of success would increase quite dramatically. The road markings are also very faded. We get confused by those things as we need to process and recognise each and everyone of them unneccesserily. That's something most people won't admit but is true. At this point, they should just spray paint grafitti on the road and call it a day.
These only made sense to me once I mentally discarded all but two roundabouts. So in my mind there's one outer roundabout going the right way, an inner roundabout going the opposite direction, and a bunch of opportunities to switch between them. Someone who's daunted by these (and not strapped for time) can just stick to that outer ring, and pretend it's a regular roundabout.
If even an experienced instructor gets confused, then people taking their driving test shouldn't be as harshly judged in these types of traffic situations.
As a Swindoner, I personally love the magic roundabout 😅 I seem to find it makes more sense than other roundabouts, also forces you to plan early and think about your surroundings more
I was never confused. Use the right lane, cause we are making a right after the left. So start on the right, come to the middle lane on the first roundabout. Then move towards the left lane and exit on the next roundabout. That was easy. Hi, from Sri Lanka. Try driving here or at India. That's the hardest tasks...
The plough roundabout in hemel is similar, the outer most lane in either direction takes you off the next exit, the inner lanes keep you on the ring road.
The magic about the magic roundabout is that you can take every mini roundabout as just a roundabout, so you can go from one point to another by many different ways. People think that it is complicated and confusing and that makes them afraid and confused about it. If you just apply normal rules of roundabout, you can navigate through it easily.
Drove this daily for my commute, it's actually very easy to navigate once you know it. If anyone is driving to Swindon for the first time I recommend planning your route to see if you encounter this and learn which lane you need.
As someone from Swindon, the magic roundabout used to scare the shit out of me but it’s actually pretty easy and works really well. Never any more crashes then usual roundabouts and you can go anyway around it. Can go to the left, right or straight through
I used to use them at Hemel Hempstead and High Wycombe. They are easy to understand and work well as long as others know how to use them, too. I never had an issue.
Am I right in thinking that according to the road sign, you were actually in the correct lane? I think it was Ashley Neal or DTG who advised in one of their videos that a left arrow doesn't necessarily mean you have to take the first exit, just that you have to make a left turn. So if we treat these 5 mini roundabouts as 1 big roundabout, you'd actually be permitted to travel 'straight on' from the lane that you were in (taking 2nd exit of 1st mini roundabout) and then turn left (1st exit of 2nd mini roundabout). Hopefully that makes sense! Edit: just looked again and realised there were 3 mini roundabouts in your plan, so as you didn't need the 1st or 2nd exit, you needed to pick the middle lane.
I found that roundabout easy, road markings and signposts easy to understand. What I found challenging was driving in Paris where you have to stop to let people onto similar roundabouts while you're already on it.
Have you tried the Hemel Hempstead roundabout (I think it's called The Plough roundabout) . It has six roundabouts around the large central roundabout. Good luck!
I went to the magic roundabout at Hemel Hempstead once. It has 6 mini roundabouts around 1 large roundabout. I did a few laps on the lane closest to the main roundabout which will let you go round anticlockwise in the wrong direction compared to a normal roundabout. It was fun 😁 The Swindon one looks definitely harder to navigate though 😳
The Magic Roundabout Swindon, we love it! You have to have lived in Swindon for 30 years to go across it like a Pro! We love it in Swindon because you never get congestion there and traffic flow is great. Accidents are rare, strangely.
Swindon fire station is right on that roundabout for a reason!! Basically,. it's tarmac, paint and a gert big lighting column. At least the one in Hemel had an actual island in the middle!!!
My friend used to live in Swindon. He told me that no matter which way you want to go, always go right. That way you are always looking at who you have to give way to. You can get where you want by keep going right at each mini roundabout
Pffff ... i'm european , lefthand drive all my life and at my first hgv job interview , the trainer took me straight through Hemel Hempstead magic roundabout to see if i will get confused. It was my first time seeing a roundabout like that , took me one second to understand it and no problem getting through. I told him it was the smartest thing i have seen in my 20 years of driving.
You should try and drive on the Coventry ring road. It makes sense to the people that live there but if you don't know it then you will get confused. It's also synonymous for being so difficult to pass your driving test so the people tend to go to Warwick to do their test because it's easier
We have one in colchester, its actually very easy once you get your head around it ! But you have to keep your wits about you for the drivers that are confused by it !
Imagine trying to navigate this thing before satnavs were available! There exists some terrible road planning out there. My favourite is suddenly finding the 'correct' lane you were occupying suddenly turns into a left or right only. If you're lucky while trying to see if you're not violating various things like car pool and bus lanes you'll get one apologetic little sign telling you what lane is what and you can't see the arrows on the road because of, well, traffic.
as an american this seems crazy. in the US, roundabouts are common in certain states and often act as an alternative to have a 4 way stop or stop light. i guess there’s just way more land over here to build proper roads😂
Road planners often forget that actual humans have to navigate these things.
I think these are their "are you a robot" question. Imagine an ai trying to solve this shit..
Bet the people who plan them have never driven in their life
Yeah, AI would lose it's shit in a roundabout.
It’s not that hard
and these days foreigners come on holidays and drive on the roads so no thought about them
roundabout within another roundabout is crazy
crazy shit bro
This is just a lazy design and too excessive.
Im sorry they just takin the piss out of drivers w them roundabouts wth
I agree and definitely would confuse the hell out of me!
Nope, they are actually helping car users, because this is a very efficient way for more cars to navigate this type of junction.
@@RVNmaxit confuses most people
@@boom5732Confusing, sure. But traffic still flows smoother and quicker than you would with traffic lights.
@@RVNmax efficient no easy😅
As a person who lives in Swindon, navigating the magic roundabout is ALWAYS a daughting task for the first time! It is incredible and does work surprisingly well for something so complicated!!
I've seen crazy MFers just driving across it without looking or stopping
Same here in hemel
@@eloisewillsby I don't want to hear about this Hemel nonsense - roundabouts are Swindon's thing! Don't take away our only thing!!!!
@@sctmcgain’t nobody got time for that
@@sctmcg magic straightabout 😂
I can only imagine how other drivers handle it the 1st time when even Aman was confused. 😂
PS Kudos to Aman for admitting it. 💪
I drove past it last week and didn’t know of its existence…at 11pm….safe to say I’m glad not many ppl were on the road at that time because boy was i trynna look at the map as if it were real whilst navigating through it
This one's easy if ones taking the 1st left then 1st lane, 2nd left 2nd lane 3rd and so on. Fact people are moaning is just more proof of crappie drivers. Its really not hard. 😂😂😂😂😂
@@ARI-kn3wz it's essentially 2 loops a clockwise loop, anti clockwise loop and means to exit
lol I think the consensus is, roundabouts are dumb as hell so I’m just going to go in and hope for the best. Or it’s like well no one else is gona master this roundabout bullshit so I’m not gona worry how I move here
@@themeticulousassassin2632 it's easier than it looks tbh but understand why people get confused 1st couple times
How drivers turn left on American roads🇺🇸: ⤴️
How drivers turn left on British roads🇬🇧:⬇️➡️↩️↪️🔁↗️↔️🔀🔃⬆️⬅️↘️⤴️
American engineered roads are far better.
@@Appalachain_Gamming23then why is there still traffic?
@@trevorthefoamer220because they didn’t invest in any public transport
@@Appalachain_Gamming23 then why is the country with most car accidents in the world?
@@Sanasbf 331.9 million people live here. About half are women so.
My sister and her husband use to be taxi drivers in that area, they said even if you think you know what your doing, you really don’t!!
There's one near me that's 2 roundabouts one massive one and 1 smaller that's actually a figure 8 shape you have to go around fully to get back to where you were that also leads onto the motorway through a tiny, easy to miss turnoff. Almost impossible to figure out the first time but luckily once you know where you're going it's easy, another one just outside our town that has 3, 2 connect to each other so from some directions you literally have a back to back roundabout with no mini road between that everyone gets wrong even if they live there 😂
@@Financialguide2023we have one that is three back to back with entrances and exits to the interstate on two different ones. I was driving it for the first time at night and nearly got hit because I didn’t see someone coming off the interstate as I was trying to figure out where the heck my GPS was trying to tell me to go.
you're
Close your eyes and pray whilst zooming forward... seems to be the technique used by most in Central London anyway 😂
yeah, make roads complicated that will certainly increase safety and overall comfort...
Lmao ight if she’s confused then some changes need to be made.
It’s actually not that hard once you’ve done it a few times but it can be unnerving for people who have never been here. I live not far and used to have to drive over this most days for work, as long as you’re always giving way to the right you won’t fuck up too bad. Even if you take a wrong turning they all link back up further down the road anyways.
Nope, she need's to get some lesson's again lol
@@toniradolovicIt’s pretty confusing to figure out for the *first time*, on a busy day. Not her fault. It’s ironic to suggest that she, as a professional, gets lessons when she’s clearly more qualified than you. You should consider grammar lessons :)
@@trows3y99it’s okay you can make mistakes after you’ve passed your test , but imagine being a learner on your test and you’ve got to get it perfect , or risk failing ….. that and having to deal with impatient drivers pulling out on you and not letting you swap lanes if you approach in the wrong lane and need to change ….. sounds an absolute nightmare of a task on your test
@@trows3y99😂😂😂 not that hard and doing it correctly and adhering to the high way code are 2 different things
The final boss of roundabouts
If she is getting confused and she is professional, I would definitely end up in a hospital
Bro, that's the road's fault
I used to just drive straight across it with my eyes closed, worked everytime
😭😭🤣
This doesn’t looks so bad … instant regret in a sec 😂
Love you Aman❤ , I’d still lost in those roundabouts XD
she’s so beautiful
😂
Simps like you ruined it for the rest of the male population
I like that an instructor is going through this and gets confused. It will def help with future drivers.
💯👊🏻 for the kind and helpful person you are teaching people properly
the trick with magic roundabout is to do it slowly.....just avoid making eye contacts with the other drivers.....there is one in Colchester at St Andrew's Avenue....i tried to be as fast as possible to get out of the round about and always ended in the wrong lane...then tried doing it slower
Colchester one is easy. Usually you'll find going the other way to most drivers will be quicker on it!
That must be the magic part of them. Lol. U go from being fast to being slow drivers. Magic!! Lol.
Colchester magic roundabout! Lol 🌟👍
See she has so much experience and confidence and it even confused her. Like omg if she can't, how can we?!
As someone who lives in Swindon. I haven’t learned to drive because of this massive roundabout. She tackled it like a pro🤣
Lmao, it sucks - I've done it a few times now, but I hate it more every time
Looks cute
Taken that route many times growing up, thankfully only as a passenger 😅
This is actually pretty great - everyone is patient, and drive with a lot more grace than the rest of the roads… make it complicated and people will be careful!
India: What are roads?
@RAWS420India is a free for all. This is planned ambiguity.
Make it complicated and more crashes happen, actually and not surprisingly
@@milo1815got stats? :)
careful requires attention. Attention is limited for humans. We're already overspending in the attention department. Plus, slow equals ineffective. basically traffic maker.
Appreciate this because sometimes i find myself in same situation
Magic roundabout? More like cursed roundabout 🤯
She's gorgeous!
That's ridiculous. Why are our roads so unnecessarily complicated in Great Britain?
I’m pretty sure there is someone or a group of people who design the roads who either hate drivers, or they think it’s outrageously funny to confuse them.
I'm a cyclist and I ride in a large town. Some roads I think no thanks. I'm on an electric bike so technically I should be on the road bcs I can average 17mph but when I see roads like this I'm like ya know what, imma risk hitting a pedestrian.
It’s to confuse the Americans 😂
@@D49729 well, it confuses more than just Americans.
@@lopachilla so do jokes apparently 😂
Have one of these where I live with 6 roundabouts, you get used to it, if the person on your left goes, then you go too.
First time is confusing, i use daily now its like normal mini roundabouts!!
no idea why the council approved such complex round about makes it worse the lanes markings are worn
It's one in Colchester too ....and for the life of me I've never been there since I passes my test,too scared :)))
The magic roundabout actually makes a lot of sense once you've done it a few times. It feels quite efficient at enabling traffic flow. Also at midnight /1am when nobody else is around, you can optimise your line somewhat ;)
There used to be a similar sort of arrangement in High Wycombe.
Local drivers would totally ignore the road markings and just drive directly where they wanted to go!
“See this doesn’t look too bad!’”
Famous last words.
i- i live in swindon, this roundabout is called the magic roundabout, it’s actually not that confusing if you live in swindon but i guess if your not from swindon then yes it is very confusing😂😂, but i love watching your videos! i have my theory test in just under 2 weeks!
Why is she so perfect? 🥹
I happened upon this thing in the dark last year (I'm very much from rural northern England). In the dark. At rush hour. I had no idea which lane I needed to be in at any point 😂. I was just pleased to survive.
On multi lane runabouts you only take the most left lane if you're planning to take the immediate left turn
You didn't want to go left at the first roundabout lol. You wanted straight on the first, left on the second. Great piece of content as always.
You just repeated what she realised in the video
@@IrDaNoobKing yea I did lol. But she knew she wasn't going left on the 1st roundabout.
I love the way you ride
I used to live in Swindon. I loved the magic round about because I found it Easy to navigate after a couple of tries. It was fun watching other people trying to figure it out
Agreed. Like you I lived in Swindon.
Idk why im recommended this woman so often but I aint complaining.
She gave herself a failing grade 💀
Your observations are spot on and great I always watch your videos and learn more thank you for such great video clips
Used to live in Swindon and its actually much easier than it looks and sounds!!! Certainly seen a few lorry drivers get in a pickle on it tho
its easy once we know it. because then we don't rely on any of the instructions of the road. We just go by what we know we should do. They could remove all the boards, lanes and symbols and you'll still be able to drive in the correct lanes and go through it because you don't use them once you know them. But using them when you need to, i don't think the most people would manage without dvla calling their driving dangerous. The road is also in bad condition with lots of things drawing our attention. If the road was just one texture and colour, instead of 50 combinations of colour and texture, mixed in with objects like drains and cracks, the chance of success would increase quite dramatically. The road markings are also very faded. We get confused by those things as we need to process and recognise each and everyone of them unneccesserily. That's something most people won't admit but is true. At this point, they should just spray paint grafitti on the road and call it a day.
She’s so pretty
These only made sense to me once I mentally discarded all but two roundabouts. So in my mind there's one outer roundabout going the right way, an inner roundabout going the opposite direction, and a bunch of opportunities to switch between them.
Someone who's daunted by these (and not strapped for time) can just stick to that outer ring, and pretend it's a regular roundabout.
all very useful information that the road doesn't tell us 😊
That's absolutely crazy!!!! I could never
what's the best way for me to learn to drive on the left? I've been driving since 15... is it too late to learn to drive on the other side?
Dont over take ever until you are used to it.. i think you just need to do careful driving and envisioning always staying to the left..
Nah u just get used to it, its tood if u got friends and u can watch them drive in time u just get used to it it becomes standard
Watch a bunch of these videos, it'll start making sense eventually. I binged a ton when I was sick, now I don't feel uncomfortable or confused at all
If even an experienced instructor gets confused, then people taking their driving test shouldn't be as harshly judged in these types of traffic situations.
Personally, I've never had any problems with the Magic Roundabout and find it easy to use...albeit on the motorbike, in the car or the lorry...
As a Swindoner, I personally love the magic roundabout 😅 I seem to find it makes more sense than other roundabouts, also forces you to plan early and think about your surroundings more
Girl, there's one by Hatton cross. 😂 Surely you've seen it??
My fav quote is "Talk less, Work more 😊"
As a person from India this is an easy task for me😂😂
thats all.
😂
In India, we make the driving rules 💀
I was never confused. Use the right lane, cause we are making a right after the left. So start on the right, come to the middle lane on the first roundabout. Then move towards the left lane and exit on the next roundabout. That was easy. Hi, from Sri Lanka. Try driving here or at India. That's the hardest tasks...
The plough roundabout in hemel is similar, the outer most lane in either direction takes you off the next exit, the inner lanes keep you on the ring road.
The roundabouts of the roundabouts × 5!😂
"This doesn't look too bad!"
"...oh no."
The magic about the magic roundabout is that you can take every mini roundabout as just a roundabout, so you can go from one point to another by many different ways. People think that it is complicated and confusing and that makes them afraid and confused about it. If you just apply normal rules of roundabout, you can navigate through it easily.
Lol I remember having to learn on this round about! (It’s one way to drive far far away from Swindon….)
So nobody's gonna talk about her cuteness
Drove this daily for my commute, it's actually very easy to navigate once you know it. If anyone is driving to Swindon for the first time I recommend planning your route to see if you encounter this and learn which lane you need.
U looking so good
makes me happy to live with U.S roads
As someone from Swindon, the magic roundabout used to scare the shit out of me but it’s actually pretty easy and works really well. Never any more crashes then usual roundabouts and you can go anyway around it. Can go to the left, right or straight through
I used to use them at Hemel Hempstead and High Wycombe. They are easy to understand and work well as long as others know how to use them, too. I never had an issue.
Am I right in thinking that according to the road sign, you were actually in the correct lane? I think it was Ashley Neal or DTG who advised in one of their videos that a left arrow doesn't necessarily mean you have to take the first exit, just that you have to make a left turn.
So if we treat these 5 mini roundabouts as 1 big roundabout, you'd actually be permitted to travel 'straight on' from the lane that you were in (taking 2nd exit of 1st mini roundabout) and then turn left (1st exit of 2nd mini roundabout).
Hopefully that makes sense!
Edit: just looked again and realised there were 3 mini roundabouts in your plan, so as you didn't need the 1st or 2nd exit, you needed to pick the middle lane.
I found that roundabout easy, road markings and signposts easy to understand. What I found challenging was driving in Paris where you have to stop to let people onto similar roundabouts while you're already on it.
Thats so weird to see a teacher not checking over the shoulder before changing lanes.
After living and driving in Swindon, the first time is daunting but when you know your lanes it's pretty easy and efficient to get where you're going
Have you tried the Hemel Hempstead roundabout (I think it's called The Plough roundabout) . It has six roundabouts around the large central roundabout. Good luck!
I never expected to see you in my town showcasing the magic roundabout 😂
i love your smile ❤️
I went to the magic roundabout at Hemel Hempstead once. It has 6 mini roundabouts around 1 large roundabout. I did a few laps on the lane closest to the main roundabout which will let you go round anticlockwise in the wrong direction compared to a normal roundabout. It was fun 😁
The Swindon one looks definitely harder to navigate though 😳
I think she just went straight...😅😅😂
The Magic Roundabout Swindon, we love it! You have to have lived in Swindon for 30 years to go across it like a Pro! We love it in Swindon because you never get congestion there and traffic flow is great. Accidents are rare, strangely.
So random to see you pop up driving my route to work every day 😂. The magic roundabout is easy peasy ...after about 8 years driving it
Swindon fire station is right on that roundabout for a reason!! Basically,. it's tarmac, paint and a gert big lighting column. At least the one in Hemel had an actual island in the middle!!!
My friend used to live in Swindon. He told me that no matter which way you want to go, always go right. That way you are always looking at who you have to give way to. You can get where you want by keep going right at each mini roundabout
Swindon is a nightmare
Pffff ... i'm european , lefthand drive all my life and at my first hgv job interview , the trainer took me straight through Hemel Hempstead magic roundabout to see if i will get confused. It was my first time seeing a roundabout like that , took me one second to understand it and no problem getting through. I told him it was the smartest thing i have seen in my 20 years of driving.
You should try and drive on the Coventry ring road. It makes sense to the people that live there but if you don't know it then you will get confused. It's also synonymous for being so difficult to pass your driving test so the people tend to go to Warwick to do their test because it's easier
Didn't read the caption but heard "5 roundabouts, 5 mini roundabouts" and realised instantly you were in Swindon😂
We have one in colchester, its actually very easy once you get your head around it ! But you have to keep your wits about you for the drivers that are confused by it !
Damn, if the Queen of driving got confused then we don't stand a chance.
My advice is to use exit numbers IE 2nd exit, 1st exit, 3rd exit, and so on
Rocking the 16 year old girls trainers 😂😂
More of this please ❤
Imagine trying to navigate this thing before satnavs were available! There exists some terrible road planning out there. My favourite is suddenly finding the 'correct' lane you were occupying suddenly turns into a left or right only.
If you're lucky while trying to see if you're not violating various things like car pool and bus lanes you'll get one apologetic little sign telling you what lane is what and you can't see the arrows on the road because of, well, traffic.
5 roundabouts making a roundabout. fucking GENIOUS
Even the instructors has pandas😂
When a woman drives like a pro, she becomes a local legend! It's as rare as finding a parking spot right in front of the entrance on a busy day!
Even Confusion is getting confused at this point.
Examiner: Unfortunately you have failed your test 😕
Welcome to Swindon. It is easy when you do it a few times
She just makes driving more confusing 😂
with the panda dunks on! 🔥
as an american this seems crazy. in the US, roundabouts are common in certain states and often act as an alternative to have a 4 way stop or stop light. i guess there’s just way more land over here to build proper roads😂
I recommend magic roundabout in Hemel Hempstead. 6small around a big one.
That would scare me 😂😂😂
The roundabouts in the UK look so confusing…