Roundabouts

A roundabout is a one-way circular intersection engineered to reduce congestion, save time, and maximize safety.  

Every roundabout relies on certain fundamental characteristics including:

• Traffic traveling at a counterclockwise flow around a center island
• Vehicles entering the roundabout are required to yield to both pedestrians and existing traffic
• Curvature of the structure results in lower vehicle speeds within the roundabout
• Vehicles exiting the roundabout do so by displaying a turn signal and veering toward desired exit

Pedestrians should cross at crosswalks only, and should never walk across the circulating lane to the center island.