Roundabouts are built different in rural Kentucky

Hear me out...maybe it's the rural Kentuckians that are built different?

It looks like its built ok...but why are they choosing to ignore it?

I'd say put up some signs to help them out, but I really don't know if it would.

How did people think it was smart to head over into the left lane?

Please be ragebait

To a European. That isn’t a roundabout. That appears to be a road in which a circular obstacle has just appeared.

I live in rural Kentucky, and I can tell you.. we do not use a roundabout like that. Same as the rest of the world.

I don't know. This feels bad even by roundabout standards. Like how can you not know what side of the road to drive on?

I am from New York. I traveled to London and rural Tennessee. Two separate trips within a month of each other. Believe me when I say that I have far, far more in common with the average person in London than I do with anyone I met in the swamps of tennessee. By all rights, it really should be a different country than New York. And I'm not from the city, by the way. I'm from the suburbs about 2 hours north. I cannot even begin to explain to non-americans how diffferent the different parts of the US are.

What I'm saying is that some americans do know how to use a roundabout

Another way to put it, there’s a lot of dumbasses in rural Kentucky. This is just another example.