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Navigating roundabouts in Argentina is like playing Russian Roulette. Even though you are supposed to have right of way once on the roundabout, most drivers don't recognise that, which results in confusion and some very tricky telepathy.
One wonders how the Magic Roundabout in Swindon (UK) would down over here.
There are weirder one in the UK to that one shown
I guess people would simply drive through it and nobody would use roundabouts. My husband INSISTS on following the signs, and I afraid to get hit by a car so I pray him to drive like anybody else (wrong). Curiously, this is something we have seen only in Buenos Aires and not in other provinces.
I used to drive from Oxford through the Swindon town center, to visit friends in Bristol and Bath. If that roundabout CIRCUS had been there at that time, We’d definitely have just turned around and given up the first time, never to return.
Here's a roundabout called the "Magic Roundabout" in Hemel Hempstead.....ironic they call it a magic roundabout in "Hemp"stead
Absolutely insane.
