Why do people stop when approaching a roundabout even though the coast is clear, or if thereās plenty of time to keep going? Youāre only supposed to give way
I hope you mean ācome to a full stopā, as at the very least youād need to rolling stop to ascertain with enough confidence that the way is clear.
If everyoneās barrelling along at 50mph because they canāt see anyone so the coast must be clear, by the time they do see each other itāll be when theyāre in a massive pile-up in the middle of the roundabout
It depends on the roundabout and how much of it you can see on approach.
My comment was directed towards those people who can clearly see the way is clear and in most cases the place is like a ghost town, but still insist on coming to a āfull stopā.
Cerberus
(There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.)
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People who still use coins for parking meters when there is an app.
I always wonder about the people who angrily press the button on the tube doors to open them, even though they havenāt worked in decades. The driver opens the doors when the train says its safe to do so. I can understand a tourist doing it, but people who live here and travel on it every day should surely pick up on this, unless you really do live in your own little world in your head?
I guess they need cash for other uses than shopping in Tesco
If you play the lottery online you have to put at least Ā£10 into your account. If you donāt have that much spare, itās ācheaperā to just pay Ā£2 for one ticket