round abouts

Posted by: stretch

14th Jan 2011 12:34pm

in nsw country towns drivers are still using round abouts without indicators
it is no wonder city people tell us country drivers are the worst in the australian country
why are the police not charging them
and some of the cops believe the round abouts are to small to even bother using them indicators

Redskin253

18th Feb 2011 03:35am

Turning right or left use your indicator. When going straight leave it off ! In the ACT , the home of roundabouts , most are 2 lanes and at busy intersections , if you put on an indicator right and at the peak change it to left indicator the person waiting in the outside lane thinks it is safe to go as the person is saying that they are going right - but there not ! It is misleading to other drivers , takes the drivers concentration away from driving, observing others and trying to change gear, steer and play with indicator stalks . Wake up to the person who thought up that bright idea.

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