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Re:RoundaboutsAlthough the UK had a huge head start as far as roundabouts are concerned, nowadays they're popping up all over Europe, and there isn't that much a difference any more in frequency.
Of course, the UK still have the more wonky stuff.
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The UK has to many roundabouts to point of major
The UK has to many roundabouts to point of major interchange that should have flyovers or cloverleafs Have backed up roundabouts with traffic lights.
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Re:And if they had been using roundabouts...
This: http://www.cbrd.co.uk/indepth/magicroundabout/ is more informative than the wiki article.
I in fact grew up in Tamworth, a similarly roundabout-endowed place with a junction similar to that in Swindon
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Re:Eight lanes each side, or total?No it hasn't. A dual carriageway is indeed where the opposing carriageways are separated by a central reservation or barrier. You can have a dual carriageway which comprises of only 2 lanes total.
Also, the speed limit on a dual carriageway is 70mph (for a car) unless otherwise indicated. The only practical difference between a dual carriageway and a motorway is that motorways have restrictions on the type of vehicles that can use them.
The Association of British Drivers
BTW, I hold a licence for car, motorbike and LGV C+E (Articulated lorry).
North East Safety Camera Partnership
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Re:OK, I'm impressed.
One end of the A14 is in Felixstowe - definitely between the A1 and A2.
Have a look at this site which may help. -
Re:doesn't make sense.
Unlike the British government: M4 Bus Lane ...but AV companies have a vested interest in selling you things you don't want. -
Re:Roundabouts
How about this four lane roundabout then: http://www.cbrd.co.uk/badjunctions/45-46.shtml
It's actually not a bad roundabout when you know which lane you want to be in, but for visitors to the area it must be a nightmare.
And here's some info on how to use a roundabout, from the British Highway Code:
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Trippy road trip
Offtopic me if you must, but I was reminded of this video from Britain. It's not nearly as long, but it covers a stretch of motorway that uses reversible lanes without a center divider!