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[myownalias]

...because quite often there's a YIELD sign on the ramp
And don't get me started with the behavior at roundabouts - absolutely retarded!

I really don't understand the yield sign, surely starting from 0mph entering a 70mph highway is much more dangerous?

I believe that since living in the United States; I have only driven around three roundabouts and they were tiny and pointless, circles as the locals like to call them!

[Jabberwocky]

My sat nav calls them Rotaries if I set it to American

[darwin dali]

Roundabouts are easy to use.

They are, but if you're an idiot then they pose a danger. Just the other day I saw some guy in a minivan run through a roundabout at full speed, not looking left or right and crossing the traffic circle as if it wasn't there. Had the person in front of me not braked while inside the roundabout, this would have been a 'nice' side-impact collision What a retard!

[What's Burning?]

Roundabouts are easy to use.

They are, but if you're an idiot then they pose a danger. Just the other day I saw some guy in a minivan run through a roundabout at full speed, not looking left or right and crossing the traffic circle as if it wasn't there. Had the person in front of me not braked while inside the roundabout, this would have been a 'nice' side-impact collision What a retard!

Roundabouts are a place for drifting my Porsche.

Okay since we're on a idiot driver's beef... my problem is people that have no concept of what an ACCELERATION lane is for and insist on driving on them at 20 miles an hour until there's a break in the traffic so they can merge. Or worse... I've actually seen people stop on the acceleration lane.

[myownalias]

Okay since we're on a idiot driver's beef... my problem is people that have no concept of what an ACCELERATION lane is for and insist on driving on them at 20 miles an hour until there's a break in the traffic so they can merge. Or worse... I've actually seen people stop on the acceleration lane.

Yup; already covered that complaint; get one of your own