The Devil scores one...

[LakeArenal]

[Ohiogal]

1. Ha!

And here I thought the last panel would be a picture of Donald Trump!

[LakeArenal]

2. Devil already has him.

[Fresh_Start]

3. I love roundabouts

they work really well...

[MontanaMama]

4. I do too!

They’re relatively new in my community and some folks seem daunted by them by all in all, they keep traffic moving where it didn’t before.

[Fresh_Start]

5. I have to admit to an evil desire

to get into a roundabout and just keep making the circle 5-10-20 times....just to see how it feels

[MontanaMama]

7. You'd get dizzy!

My first time on a roundabout was in New Zealand. I rented a car in Queenstown at the airport...when I got to the heart of the city, I realized they used roundabouts more than traffic lights. Yikes! I was so nervous driving on the left side of the road anyway then had to hit the roundabout from the left as well. It was nuts. I remember saying “I’m so scared!” as I went around the first one...My then 8 year old kiddo was in the back seat...yelling “you can do it mama!”

[yonder]

10. I like this story and what a great kid: "you can do it mama!"

I'll bet he/she turned out just fine.

[Fresh_Start]

11. what a delightful family story

i don't get dizzy from twisty rides...but my head for heights is no longer so good

[Major Nikon]

12. Try this one sometime

[2naSalit]

6. They're building one at the end of my road where

it meets the Hwy because there's a big hotel going up across the Hwy. It's a really busy interchange and I don't see how one will fit in the area where it needs to be. Glad there's an alternate route closer to town where I can get out. That may end up becoming my usual route.

These are the new thing in the cities in my state, in some places they work, others should have had a second opinion.

[GemDigger]

9. We have one that just went up at the high school exit. I wonder who the idiot was that thought

that was a good idea for all the 15 and 16 year olds learning how to drive. It is, they are driving straight across. I agree, in some places they are a wonder, in other places they are a nightmare.

[2naSalit]

13. In eastern states

they are all over the place. I grew up there and I recall them since early childhood. It was a practical way to connect multiple carriage trails that would come in from everywhere, more than two or three in a place.

And you ain't seen nothin' till you've dealt with a jug handle!

[Fla Dem]

8. Ah, the good old rotaries. Scared me to death when I first got my license.

But after a while you learn how to manage them.

[Karadeniz]

14. I got used to them in England, although we didn't have horrendous traffic.