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Seems you were taught wrong, understood wrong or some other problem. UK rules for indicating are identical to here, right turns indicate right on approach and left when exiting, left turns indicate left on approach and straight ahead no indicator on approach and a left indicator to exit. Here's...

They use them for marketing, you start to get emails from them advertising sales, new items, etc.

Where do you get the idea that only one vehicle can be on at a time? Rubbish.

Sorry, who said you have to Stop? They are Give Way signs, you give way by slowing down and IF REQUIRED stop. If a vehicle enters opposite you, particularly larger roundabouts, you go, you don't have to "give way" to them as you will not impede their progress.

Not always on the right, hence the wording of the rule, which has been in place since roundabouts began in Australia in the 70's. Scenario - you are approaching a roundabout, you are nearly at the give way line and there is another vehicle at the next entrance point on the LEFT that enters...

In NSW indicating left to exit a roundabout has been law for decades. Only the emphasis placed on it changes.

Well you need to understand what Give Way means. It does not mean to stop for ALL vehicles on the roundabout. You Give Way (slow or Stop) meaning to not collide with another vehicle. If you are to leave a side road to enter a highway, say a 100 zone, you are to Give Way to approaching...

For Gods sake, of course collisions can happen at any speed and of course there are a multitude of reasons but common sense, if nothing else, tells you the faster you go the higher the danger level, even my 5 year old grandson knows that. And saying if you went faster you'd be past the point of...

So you need to go faster to avoid an object??? FFS, what are you doing behind the wheel of a vehicle.

Which model Toyota has this?

So speeding has nothing to do with? If drivers are speeding AS WELL AS those other things don't you think the risk of a collision heightens? Don't you think that if a collision DOES happen the higher the speed the more damage that is done? Don't you think that at higher speeds the chance of...

That road is a dual carriageway, two plus lanes, how can you see that happening there????

I hope so, sort out the ratbags from the good people. Do what's right in society and you are looked after, be a deadbeat and get treated like one, excellent.

So it wasn't safe to overtake at that time. Wait for more sight to see further down the road. You people think you have an entitlement to speed to overtake, YOU DO NOT. Bloody wait until the time is right.

We have had road rules for decades, we have had speed limits for decades too. So these rules are controlling our lives? Would you prefer a total free for all, no road rules, no speed limits, drivers doing what they wish. Some undeveloped countries are like that and their road death rates are in...

Any inattention will cause more damage the higher the speed, simple physics.

WRONG, you can be fined for unreasonably obstructing others and there is no set speed. There is an example only of going 20 in an 80 zone, that's one quarter of the limit. That's nothing like driving below the posted limit.

Where do the laws say you can use high beams to warn of danger? Please cite this mythical road rule?

Con artist flees with $337,000 from 88-year-old pensioner in fake police sting No, 15 people had $337,000 conned from them. The 88 yo had $10,000. Why the deceptive headlines?

You have to take your Genesis to the friendly Hyundai dealer, who will hopefully know what to do. Don't hold your breath......