Anno655321
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- A129 Duo w/ CF
Wrong lane, no indication, typical Douche!
The rule over here is the same. If I had anything to say in the matter I'd order that every two-lane roundabout should have the right entry lane directing traffic directly to the first exit, in a way that would prevent anyone in that lane from going straight. It isn't difficult to do and it's proven to be surprisingly effective.What it say if you have to exit on the first road well then keep right, if you are going for any of the other exits you can keep left on the approach lane and in the roundabout.
They were both in the wrong lanes for the exits they took.
Wrong lane, no indication, typical Douche!
That is showing the same error as in OP's video. I.e. where an exit has two lanes, not using the second lane. Watch when the car goes forward (North.)Dunno if this work with just the video and "scrambled" Danish speak
What it say if you have to exit on the first road well then keep right, if you are going for any of the other exits you can keep left on the approach lane and in the roundabout.
Red car was in the correct lane but the other one wasn't.....They were both in the wrong lanes for the exits they took.
If they crossed each other's path, they were both in the wrong. The red car exited from the straight/right lane and the silver car stayed inside the roundabout while travelling in the exit lane.Red car was in the correct lane but the other one wasn't.....
If they crossed each other's path, they were both in the wrong. The red car exited from the straight/right lane and the silver car stayed inside the roundabout while travelling in the exit lane.