Advice on roundabout.
Discussion
Since changing my commute I encounter this roundabout on a daily basis and it's driving me insane!
The A61 is a busy road linking Ripon to J50 of the A1(M), and with the addition of the A6055 'access' road when the upgraded the A1, the below junction seems to cause a lot of confusion.
This is the signage you see as you approach the roundabout:
Traffic seems evenly split between the three exits and it's exit two that causes to question what is the right approach.
Taking exit one is straightforward, stay in left lane and indicate, job done.
As is exit three but with staying in right lane, indicating right then a left indicate past exit 2.
Exit two is the bothersome one with drivers invariably taking the left lane option, not indicating for exit one which in turns causes confusion for the car waiting to join from the A6055 or catches a driver out who has taken the right lane option and is now moving over.
What is the general concencus? It should be pointed out that there is no lane marking on the A61 approach.
The A61 is a busy road linking Ripon to J50 of the A1(M), and with the addition of the A6055 'access' road when the upgraded the A1, the below junction seems to cause a lot of confusion.
This is the signage you see as you approach the roundabout:
Traffic seems evenly split between the three exits and it's exit two that causes to question what is the right approach.
Taking exit one is straightforward, stay in left lane and indicate, job done.
As is exit three but with staying in right lane, indicating right then a left indicate past exit 2.
Exit two is the bothersome one with drivers invariably taking the left lane option, not indicating for exit one which in turns causes confusion for the car waiting to join from the A6055 or catches a driver out who has taken the right lane option and is now moving over.
What is the general concencus? It should be pointed out that there is no lane marking on the A61 approach.
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