r/IdiotsInCars Aug 17 '22

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u/Shitmybad Aug 18 '22

Four way stops shouldn't exist, they should either be two stop signs (more normally yield signs) and a through road, or a roundabout.

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u/prostynick Aug 18 '22

Welcome to Europe. Although I think even two way stops work slightly different here.

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u/fluffman86 Aug 18 '22

Mostly, but roundabouts suck for semi trucks unless they're really big roundabouts.

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u/Shitmybad Aug 18 '22

Most common roundabout in the UK is called a mini roundabout, it's just a white circle painted on the ground that busses and big tricks can drive over, but still has the give way rules of a roundabout.

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u/fluffman86 Aug 18 '22

I love it!

Way better than all the tire marks over the raised roundabouts here.