Is a roundabout the same as a traffic circle? We only have a few left in Edmonton(Canada) and one of them has traffic lights. It was an experiment to see if it worked better. They realized standard traffic circles don't speed up traffic when it's busy. On 4 way stops, the first person to stop is supposed to be the first person to go but that doesn't always happen. If 2 cars show up at about the same time, the one to the right should be the first to go. The concept of a 4 way stop is OK but in practice half the people coming to them have no clue. They sit there dumbfounded when it's their turn to go or figure they have to stay stopped for 10 seconds when they see you coming to the intersection. That it turn makes you have to wait for them, when they could have been 200 ft. through the intersection. The worst is when it's their turn to go and they sit there for several seconds, then wave at you to go.
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