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by rjmunro
895 days ago
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Because on a roundabout you have to activate the turn signal while turning the other way. If the turn signal is on the steering wheel, it's going to be hard to find it and press the right way. On a small roundabout, it's a tighter turn. You might need to keep the wheel turned more than 90°. The left and right signals will be in the wrong order, and it will be confusing to hit the right one at the right time. |
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