fungus wrote:if lanes are marked on the roundabout
fungus wrote:I would straighten a bend if an oncoming driver was not going to enter that space
chriskay wrote:I can't subscribe to any system/rule which says that a bit of paint turns a safe situation into a dangerous one. I do, of course, conform with paint which indicates a mandatory rule but otherwise I'll use my judgement.
mefoster wrote:drm567 wrote:fungus wrote:if lanes are marked on the roundabout
Good point, of course I would take account of whether the lane marking is advisory or not.
When are roundabout lane markings advisory and when are they mandatory?
mefoster wrote:drm567 wrote:fungus wrote:if lanes are marked on the roundabout
Good point, of course I would take account of whether the lane marking is advisory or not.
When are roundabout lane markings advisory and when are they mandatory?
drm567 wrote:chriskay wrote:I can't subscribe to any system/rule which says that a bit of paint turns a safe situation into a dangerous one. I do, of course, conform with paint which indicates a mandatory rule but otherwise I'll use my judgement.
Of course I could get started on mini roundabouts, which I think should be regarded as just a patch of paint to be used as a guidance, not as something to avoid touching at all costs!
it is now an offence to drive over a mini-roundabout and a notice of intended prosecution can be served for so doing.
This new regulation came into operation on 1 September 1994.
Information about this is contained in a large document entitled 'Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 1994'. The reference to mini-roundabouts deals with Section 36 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, section 1, schedule 1, regulation 10.
fungus wrote:
It is my understanding that lane markings are mandatory if the direction arrow is backed up by the wording ONLY, otherwise they are advisory. However I would imagine you would have problems if you went against the direction arrows and had an accident.
mefoster wrote:When are roundabout lane markings advisory and when are they mandatory?
michael769 wrote:There are no relevant diagrams in TSRGD that create regulatory lane markings (other than double white lines of course!)
chriskay wrote:We agreed that the situation was stupid; either the manoeuvre was safe, or it wasn't.
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