Two road fails I saw recently

[fireheart]

Note: in Australia we drive on the left hand side of the road.

Fail #1:

In order to get to a shopping centre near my house, there's a back access road that stops at a roundabout between my street and the street nearby. If you were to look at it on Google maps, my street would be facing West, the other street would be facing north and south, while the back access road is facing East.
Guy decides to come tearing down the back access road, thankfully not hitting me. However, when he gets to the roundabout, instead of doing a 270 degree turn to go right, he decides to simply cut across the lane and do a 90 degree turn, ending up on the WRONG side of the road and luckily not causing an accident.

(for you US folk, I believe you'd do the 270 degree turn to go left and the 90 to go right, in Australia it's flipped)

Fail #2:

Not much to add to this. Guy decides that he needs to do a U-Turn on a freeway.
Without indicators.

[Kristev]

Who was he? Drunky-Kong?

[fireheart]

New road fail.

Saw a repeat of #1 happen AGAIN.....except this time it was with a postman. They drive scooter/motorbikes here in Ausland as it makes the delivery go a lot quicker. We also happen to have a post office near home as well.

[Nyoibo]

I saw a guy do that at the Airport a few days ago too, it was a delivery driver of all people.

[Yarnil]

Note: in Australia we drive on the left hand side of the road.

Fail #1:

In order to get to a shopping centre near my house, there's a back access road that stops at a roundabout between my street and the street nearby. If you were to look at it on Google maps, my street would be facing West, the other street would be facing north and south, while the back access road is facing East.
Guy decides to come tearing down the back access road, thankfully not hitting me. However, when he gets to the roundabout, instead of doing a 270 degree turn to go right, he decides to simply cut across the lane and do a 90 degree turn, ending up on the WRONG side of the road and luckily not causing an accident.

Start of tourist seison?

[MadMike]

Somewhat along the same lines...

Back when I lived in the city, my apartment was on a one-way street. I had just come home, parked my car, and was walking toward my apartment, when I saw a cop hauling ass the wrong way up my street, for no apparent reason -- no flashing lights or sirens going. If I had arrived home a few seconds later, he would have slammed into me.