Learn HOW TO DRIVE in a ROUNDABOUT || Driving Lesson-Learn to drive ||Driving Tips - Toronto Drivers
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2022
- Many people find it difficult to drive around roundabouts. This video captures various situations around roundabouts. Hope you learn from this video. Good luck!
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So today i finally learned it. I always wonder how to use it
I am glad the video could help. 😊
99.9 percent of Canadians have no idea how to drive in a roundabout. I wish Ontario would make a commercial to show drivers how to do it correctly.
Every country has something. 99.9% of UK drivers don’t use indication lights. Car manufacturers would save shitload of money if they just stopped installing them in British cars and nobody would even notice!
I like roundabouts because there is no stopping and waiting. I was confused about the purpose of the center lane, but you have clarified it in this video. Thanks because I have been honked at more that once for (what I now know) misusing the center lane.
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help clarify the purpose of the center lane in roundabouts. It's great to hear that you find roundabouts more convenient, and I hope the information prevents any future misunderstandings. Safe driving!
@@TorontoDrivers so who yields if your in center lane trying because you were turning left or u turn? does the center lane driver stop or the second lane yield to them?
roundabout is good because its one way .. so you can easily go to your direction in easy peasy rules.. where to drive and when to blink
Am so grateful I know something new from this video ; what to do when there is emergency and You are in the round about already.. so grateful for that.. didnt encounter that information so far.. until today.. am already waiting for my driving test😅 though I know that if theres emergency you have to place to the right side
great explanation my dear friend and i will give you a big thumbs up !
Thank you for the compliment! Much appreciate it. 😊🙏
@@TorontoDrivers Except all of it is wrong. Compliments are misplaced, at best. You want to cause accidents? Use a roundabout like this.
Very clear explanation thank you. Your voice is very comforting and reassuring. We have several roundabouts in Perth County, Ontario and now I have a better grasp of them. Wish me luck.
very clearly explained!!! Thanks a lot
Hey man, you explained specifically and Clearly. Appreciate your work
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you found the explanation helpful. Your appreciation means a lot to me! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Keep learning and take care!
Subbed! Great animation and brilliantly simplified explanation! You deserve more subs.
Thank you for subscribing and for your wonderful feedback! I really appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed the animation and explanation. Your support means a lot to me!
This is such a great explaination!! Thank you so much for uploading this
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the great feedback!👍😊
Simple and clear. Thank you😊
You're very welcome!
Easy explanation of roundabout. I was little confused but I came to know by the animation.
Amazingly explained.
Thank you, Raju! I am glad this video could help you understand the concept.
@@TorontoDrivers Can you able to make an animation video on left lane driving roundabout?
Great! Thanks so much
You're welcome.
So interesting because I've not encountered a roundabout while traveling...... thank you
Great 👍
Very good explanation. Before I was very confused how to use roundabouts. Thank you.
Thank you, Lyn! I am glad the video could give you clarity on roundabouts. :)
The best video one can find on you-tube,
Thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Happy learning!
I asked u many time about roundabout and happy u posted about it
Lol! Finally, I made it. 😀😀
I think roundabouts are design to make better and easy the way of driving in two, three or more intersections, is easier, comfortable and more safe to drive in the roundabouts to get in and get out in severals intersections. And thank you so much for learning with you the four typically situations in the roundabout.
Omg!! thank you sooo much for that video! I was driving from Montreal to Mont-Tremblant and as I got off the highway there's one right there!! it totally throw me off!😮 in my mind, I was like what the hell is this??😂
Thanks very much for such a lucid explanation over roundabout rules. It is immensely helpful.
You're very welcome! Your appreciation means a lot! Safe driving, and thank you for watching! 😊🚗💨
This is really helpful!!
I'm glad you found it helpful! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy driving! 😊🚙
Thank you so much 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 very important video
You're welcome! 😊
Thank you for your share ,
You're welcome!
Great and simple explanation
Thank you! 🙏😊
Wow what amazing information! Example explained in video. If you see a pedestrian stop for them! Apparently this is preferred method versus driving right through the pedestrian and possibly killing them. How could I take a driving test without this critical information! There are more driving GEMS just like this one in the video.
Thank you so much
Welcome.
lovely explanation
Thank you, my friend!
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Thank you for your thoughtful instruction.
My opinion on roundabouts. They are fine for impatient drivers who are in a rush.
In my experience as an insurance professional, claim wise, there are more accidents using roundabouts than 4way stops or lights.
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You're welcome! It's interesting to hear your perspective on roundabouts. Safety is essential, and different traffic systems may have varying impacts. Thanks for sharing your insights as an insurance professional. Stay safe on the roads!
So there is a mistake here i feel, a car is entering from right lane and exiting from 3 rd exist. It should enter from left lane to exist from 3 rd exist.
Good very very useful information
You're welcome.
@@TorontoDrivers sir I am now liscene ok thanks sir
Great explanation. Just like some of your other videos, would be great if you could also record yourself actually going through a roundabout. Regardless, your explanation is great!
Thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate your suggestion, and I'll definitely consider recording a video of going through a roundabout in the future. I'm glad you find the explanations helpful. Stay tuned for more content!
I drove roundabouts in Portugal. Make sure you check the rules of roundabouts in each country you visit because they are different.
In Portugal, if you're using the outer circle, you have to leave on the next exit. If you are using the inner circle, you leave at the 2nd, 3rd or subsequent exits or circle in it until you find your exit.
Thank you for sharing this.
I thought this is the rule for every country. Even London Ontario driving instruction on RUclips indicate this. wth?
Thank you
Welcome.
Love to see Canadians and Americans take on a multi lane gyratory system with up to six lanes.. oh and you don't drive IN around about, but drive ON a roundabout.
excellent
Thank you for watching!
YES, YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO SIGNAL FOR THE EXIT YOU ARE GOING TO TAKE!
May I ask if you enter from the south and are taking the 3rd exit, so you enter the left lane(on a 2 lane roundabout) how do you exit right from that left lane if there is a car on your right that enters from the North and they plan to continue straight(to go south), wouldn't this end up in a collision easily? To avoid collision it seems like one may get stuck in the left lane during very busy times, no?
Right, this is why you must not pass vehicles in a roundabout for this reason. Also, slower speeds are the norm here so you in the inner lane should be making your way out by the time the other car enters the circle. Not mentioned in video but you should yield to all traffic in roundabout, not just the outer lane if turning right or straight. Also you can usually go straight from left lane too but right lane is better. There will usually be signs anyway
Been wondering about this. The car coming from the north going south would hopefully know not to enter while there is a car in the inner lane
Thank You
You're welcome Rayan!
Some of the problem is people just continue driving if they are in a line up of a lot of cars coming into the roundabout, leaving people wanting to enter, stopped and waiting 10 minutes before they get a gap.
You are right! When you see a congestion in front of you, you should not enter into the intersection/roundabout.
So, great video, I am just wondering one thing…. Do we expect to stop for pedestrians when coming out of the roundabout?
Can you please also post video to control steering in roundabout?
Good video
Thanks Christina!
Thanks
Welcome.
Sat Shri Akal 22 ji, Excellent information 👌👌
Thank you for your encouragement. keep watching!
From Nigeria, My Name Is Theophilus. I Do Private Driving Tutorials...I'm Taking Two Ladies To Our Capital City (Abuja) Tomorrow, And I Planned To Have Them Drive Around Some Roundabouts So They Can Have An Idea Of What It Means...Your Video Is Therefore VERY Timely. Keep The Good Job Going.
Hello Theophilus! Thank you for your kind words, and I'm glad to hear that my video was effective for your driving tutorials. If you have any questions or need further assistance in the future, please feel free to reach out. Safe travels and happy teaching! 🚗👍😊
Thanks ❤
welcome my friend
How about using turn indicators in roundabouts, do we need to use them?
Thank you for such an informative video. Your videos are always very helpful. I'm very nervous at the time of exiting main road and going to the service lane. Can you please help me with that.
Thank you, Munnu! 🙏🙏 May I ask what exactly makes you about going to the service lane?
@@TorontoDrivers By service lane , I mean exit the main road and take a right to go to another road. Thank you so much for the reply
At 2:27 you marked the vehicle on the right lane/outer lane going for a 270 deg rotation to go to left. But, general guidance is to enter in left lane for the CC-wise left turn right? is that OK?
Pardon my rookie query but what if a pedestrian is found crossing on the 3rd exit side while you are already inside the round about trying to exit through that 3rd exist? like you said we shouldn't stop inside roundabout but in this case we would have to give way for pedestrian and stop inside right ?
Do not change lane in roundabout. Stay at anylane you should be able to get out without changing lane.
When entering, yield the cars already in.
Left go inner. Right go outer.
In a two lane roundabout, If you miss your exit and continue turning in the outer circle of the roundabout, there might come a case where somebody from the inner circle wants to exit, now in that case, which vehicle has to yield?
That is a wrong thing to do. You shoul try never to circle around on the outer lane. If you get close to a roundabout and have any doubts about your correct exit, always aproach the roundabout on the left lane to the inner lane inside the roundabout. Go around as many times as you need to be certain which is your exit and take it on the next time. This way you cannot cross other vehicles exiting trayectories. This video has a big error of comprenhension. (Pardon my english if something is wrong it is not my main langiage).
@@afd3206 how tf am I supposed to exit then the right lane is for exiting and going straigh my guy
@@theechosenone4471 the problem is that all you are saying and assuming is wrong. No, the outer lane s not intended to exit the roundabout. You can exit from both lanes with no problem. The trick is that no one uses incorrectly the outer lane and continues going around on that lane.
Y will find you some videos where you can see it.
@@theechosenone4471 this is one. You probably dont understand the language so turn off the sound and just whach the use of lanes
ruclips.net/video/oPX-Z7xBhVo/видео.html
@@theechosenone4471 here is another one.
ruclips.net/video/il0Qmt5AOC8/видео.html
No, you do not need to exit from the outer lane. You exit from the inner lane and you cross that outer lane doing exactly what you do when you enter the roundabout from the left lane to the inner lane. It is just the opposite. In one you enter in the other one you exit. The very important thing is that you DO NOT have anyone continuing turning on the outer lane. Tha is a very wrong thing to do.
ROUNDABOUT is better than traffic signals just because it allows smooth over flow of traffic from each direction without waiting unless where necessary
Yes. I agree. That's what most people think.
I have a question, if I reach the round and there are cars in the round, so I wait for them to pass, while waiting, another car (car X) comes from behind the cars in the round and gets into the round right away, so I have to wait even longer. My question is, does car X have to stop before entering the round and let me in first?
Please tell me if we turn left in roundabout so we have to Indicate left signal
The best video on round about. I am still confused about one single point that if I have make a right to right turn do i still need to wait for cars already in the roundabout?! Please suggest.
Yes. You always yield to cars already in the roundabout. Especially ones that will be exiting where you are also exiting
I was told that we only stay in the outer lane if we'll leave in the first exit if not I gotta use the left lane and then change lanes when approaching my exit.
Are you sure you can drive the whole circle in the outer lane (the blue car at end of video who missed his turn?
I agree with you , it doesn't feel right, you would probably collide with the centre lane vehicles
So long as you're inside the roundabout, cars should be yielding to you
Hello, the car at 2:24 is wrong I think. They should use inside lane to turn left or u-turn right? This is confusing
Is the second exit the one directly across from the entry on other side of circle? I'm just unclear on where second exit is?
Yes
Do you have to signal while entering the traffic circle ?
It is always good to signal when not sure. In this case, I would signal. Good luck!
So from this info you always turn on your right turn signal just before exiting
What speed should be maintain in the roundabout.
What is the rule for FIFO in a round about?
Round abouts are there so that you can turn around!
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You don't mention the use of signals ... in the UK and most of people I know here, use their signals. You should include that in your video. It too helps with the flow of traffic, everyone knows what you're doing
Sir please make video in hindi also
at 220 why did he enter on the right lane should he not have been in the left?
Thank you
Suri sahab
Please in hindi
This video contains some things that are wrong. It is like a mix of someone that understand them and dont understand them.
1. You start explaining the correct use of lanes depending on the inteded exit.
2. 0:55-57. Correct, you should not turn to your third and fouth exit on the outer lane, BUT not because you are blocking those two cars. After all they both have YIELD signs there. Try not to ever go to your third or fourth exits using the outer lane, because what you might do is something that it is not in this video. It is correct to access from the left lane to the inner and leave straigh to the left lane on the second exit. That is when you may create an accident if driving paralel to someone that is doing so and turning to those 3/4 exit on the outer lane.
Then i do not understand that if you have explain NOT to do so, why on earth then show that on min 2,:48. ??? It doesnt makee any sense.
Approach in the right lane to the outer lane for first and second exits only. Left lane to the inner for the other exits.
If you approach a roundabout and have doubts about your exit, get to it on the left lane and do as many turns necessary on the inner lane, NOT in the outer lane. Once you have seen your correct exit do one more turn and then take that exit.
Hope my english is ok. Not my language.
Do suggest me which of your videos do I need to watch so that I’ll be able to drive 100% correctly
Hi! While all my videos are intended to make you a better driver, you could definitely watch the videos under the "New Driver playlist". Good luck!
@0:55 isn’t that fundamentally unsafe. The inner lane can be going straight and hit you. Outer lane should be right turns and straight through only.
good knlwlge
Thank you Mubeen! Appreciate the feedback!👍😊
Its work in uk
2:28, you show something that before you said its wrong, and it is wrong, but then you use it to so how to leave safely.
The rules and the do exist and are well stablished in the country of origing, where modern roundabout were invented, crearly say that one of the most importan things is to select the correct lane of acces depending on the entended exit.
If we want to take the first or second exit, access to the roundabout on the right lane to the external lane inside the roundabout and take one of those exists.
In a roundabout like the one you show, if we want to take the second, third and fourth exit access on the left lane to the inner lane inside the roundabout. Yes for the second exit you can either acces from the right or letf lane. What is of the utmost importance is tha we do not keep driving on the external lane to the third and fourth exit. Than can create and does create accidents. it is the number one cause of accidents in roundabouts.
I don't like roundabouts 😂
Confusing explanation at 0:40 vs 2:40, 2 different patways for the same exit !
Why stay in the right lane when going straight? If the goal is not to impede traffic, the left lane is better, no?
It depends on the lane you need to be in. If you need to turn after the roundabout, then the right lane works. If you need to stay in the left or make a left turn after, then the left lane works
That is very interesting. In Alberta in rules written several interesting things:
1. "Drivers planning to to travel past the first exit should use the left lane to enter and exit". Which means, that no "going straight" using the right lane.
2."Traffic on the right lane should yield to traffic on the left lane". That is complete mess, especially considering, that there is no such a situation, considering the 1st.
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Thank you so much
You're welcome.