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| =Creating a roundabout from an intersection=
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| Oftentimes, when streets become more congested, planners will install a traffic circle, or roundabout, to get traffic to flow more freely. This section shows you the steps to get from an existing intersection to a new roundabout.
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| The situation starts out like this, where the roads are no longer aligned with the new plan, and now there is a roundabout which we need to get created in Waze:
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| [[Image:roundabout_01.png]]
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| This situation is fairly simple because all the segments are connected together already.
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| The first thing to do is move the junction to the center of the roundabout. This is as simple as it sounds: click and drag the junction to where it should be:
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| [[Image:roundabout_02.png]] | |
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| Which gives us this:
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| [[Image:roundabout_03.png]]
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| Now, the two southern segments need to be disconnected from the center node and joined together below where the new road arches along the bottom of the screenshot. Once those are in place, draw the missing segment in between the roundabout location and the roads to the south of the roundabout:
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| [[Image:roundabout_05.png]]
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| If you look closely, you will see this roundabout actually does have four entrance/exits, so let's also draw in the western road as just a small stub, for future use. This will also cause the roundabout to give the driver better instructions in terms of which exit to take, as a driver will see the stub exit in real life, and so will count that as an exit.
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| Once those are all created, go ahead and save the work.
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| [[Image:select_roundabout.png]]
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