> > What I thought was odd was when in Germany, traffic in the circle had right-of-way while
> > in England, traffic entering the circle had right-of-way (or vice versa). In Italy, like
> > in New Jersey, it's every man for himself. Women, too.
> >
> > -Faux "World Traveller" Pas
>
> You're right. Here in West-Europe all the trafic being in the circle has right-of-way, in
> England its the opposite way.

In Australia, traffic already in the circle has right-of-way (which makes sense from a traffic-flow point of view).

This fact is engraved on my memory.

Pa"guess how *I* failed my first driving test"ul