Does America have round-abouts?

[drwow]

Yeah,
I wish we had more though, they cut down on traffic like crazy.
Too bad most of the people here are still to retarded to use them.

 

[FalloutJack]

Does Europe have any cloverleaf roadways? You know, like this?

Spoiler: Big pic

not in England, but after looking at it for about half a minute it doesn't seem much more difficult to use than a roundabout, basically just going up on ramp and onto another road I guess.

Correct me if I am wrong.

Some say yes, some say no. I believe it was Tex Avery who brought about the opinion that you could get lost forever in one of those and that you'd have to set up a hot dog stand just to service.

 

[Lilani]

Please tell me that those diamond things area no were near the Branson/Springfield area...

Yeah, there's two of them in Springfield. I think our area was one of the first in the country to get them. Apparently they do good things for traffic, but I don't know. I didn't live there before they arrived, so I don't know if they actually improved things.

 

[Brian Hendershot]

Please tell me that those diamond things area no were near the Branson/Springfield area...

Yeah, there's two of them in Springfield. I think our area was one of the first in the country to get them. Apparently they do good things for traffic, but I don't know. I didn't live there before they arrived, so I don't know if they actually improved things.

I know there is a Round-About near Drury. Were are the diamonds though? So I can prepare myself for them.

 

[HonorableChairman]

Roundabouts in the US are generally dumb because they just throw them into perfectly normal 2-street intersections.

There's one near where I live and it's just SIGNS EVERYWHERE.

 

[Gildan Bladeborn]

There's one relatively nearby where I live, so all the driving schools/instructors in the region tend to take their students there to practice since it's also the only one anywhere even remotely close by. They are not exactly common features of our road system, not in the Midwest anyways.

 

[Heart of Darkness]

There are a few around where I live. I know at least two were put in the downtown section of my city when it got a major renovation, and I know of a few more in a newer shopping centre in a nearby town.

 

[Lilani]

Please tell me that those diamond things area no were near the Branson/Springfield area...

Yeah, there's two of them in Springfield. I think our area was one of the first in the country to get them. Apparently they do good things for traffic, but I don't know. I didn't live there before they arrived, so I don't know if they actually improved things.

I know there is a Round-About near Drury. Were are the diamonds though? So I can prepare myself for them.

I know one is where the James River Freeway meets National, but I'm not sure where the other one is. I think it's one of the expressways, maybe Kansas or Chestnut. For the James River one, just remember to be careful about that far left lane. It will shoot you onto the highway whether you like it or not, if you're not careful ;-)

 

[Brian Hendershot]

Please tell me that those diamond things area no were near the Branson/Springfield area...

Yeah, there's two of them in Springfield. I think our area was one of the first in the country to get them. Apparently they do good things for traffic, but I don't know. I didn't live there before they arrived, so I don't know if they actually improved things.

I know there is a Round-About near Drury. Were are the diamonds though? So I can prepare myself for them.

I know one is where the James River Freeway meets National, but I'm not sure where the other one is. I think it's one of the expressways, maybe Kansas or Chestnut. For the James River one, just remember to be careful about that far left lane. It will shoot you onto the highway whether you like it or not, if you're not careful ;-)

SWEEETTT...I mostly stick to just National, Sunshine, and Glenstone. I have totally missed a giant diamond shape bullet.

If you hear about some dude crashing and blowing up or something out on James River Freeway, it was probably me.

 

[DaJoW]

Forget Roundabouts, I was driving through NJ and experienced the ultimate in weird. A Jug Handle:

We've got lots of those, or something very similar. Makes turning left much safer, though we mostly use them for a three-way intersection as we have roundabouts in nearly every four-way intersection. We call them "spansk sväng" (Spanish turn) though:

 

[Skinny Razor]

They're growing in popularity here in the Far West. There's even some off- and on-ramps on I-80 that are roundabouts. Governments see them as cheaper replacements for stop signs than stop lights. Lots of folks dislike 'em, but I'm not bothered.

I've never seen a jughandle though.

 

[moosek]

Yeah, we have them.

 

[CarpathianMuffin]

Oh yes, there's a surprising number of roundabouts around here.
There's two by my house that people out of state are actually horrible about using, so I don't know if it's just us or not that have them fairly common.