Comment by embedding-shape
2 hours ago
> Imagine if the US had roundabouts on the interstate and you're getting close.
What's the problem with a roundabout on the interstate? Obviously it'd have to be huge to account for the speed, so people don't need to change speed too much, but given the right size, it'd work wonderfully.
Nothing depending on your perspective. Mine is a U.S. perspective and a disposition against. They slow things down and require more mental and physical capabilities than the U.S. approach. That’s not accidental or because U.S. people are dumber, it’s just a cultural difference between the countries in terms of driver expectations. I’ve proposed a rationale elsewhere.