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Don’t wish you were driving slower in roundabout

  • Driving at the posted speed through a roundabout can lead to collisions or losing control, so it's safer to drive closer to the advisory speed of 15 mph.
  • During heavy traffic, entering a roundabout can be risky because drivers often do not slow down as needed.
  • The Department of Transportation Design Manual recommends designing roundabouts for speeds between 15 mph and 25 mph, factoring in truck cornering and drivers' familiarity.
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