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Re: Spain and its roundabouts
Originally Posted by EllisG
(Post 9891586)
when the Guardia leave that particular roundabout the hookers take over..both will not hesitate to screw you for money. There is no reason for a stop sign to be there, since there is perfectly clear vision of oncoming traffic, apart from generating revenue or amusing bored trafico officers
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Re: Spain and its roundabouts
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 9891649)
Do you mean the big roundabout with ESTEPONA written on it at the western end? There are hookers there?
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Re: Spain and its roundabouts
Originally Posted by EllisG
(Post 9891607)
I can understand slowing down or even coming to a stop if there is traffic on the roundabout. The real point of my original observation is that they seem to slow down far more than they need to even if there is no traffic on or approaching the roundabout
However when I am approaching a roundabout on a dual carriageway I like if possible to keep pace with an overtaking car in the outside lane, because they will chicken out assuming I will straight line the roundabout. |
Re: Spain and its roundabouts
Originally Posted by EllisG
(Post 9891607)
I can understand slowing down or even coming to a stop if there is traffic on the roundabout. The real point of my original observation is that they seem to slow down far more than they need to even if there is no traffic on or approaching the roundabout
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Re: Spain and its roundabouts
Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 9888800)
or offering a lift to the lonely girls standing there.. :lol::rofl:
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