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Roundabouts improve traffic flow and reduce congestion in many countries according to traffic engineering culture.
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Brazil
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In Brazil, traditional intersections and traffic lights are more commonly used than roundabouts in road traffic design.
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China
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Roundabouts are less common in road traffic design in both China and the United States.
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Germany
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In Germany, roundabouts are used for efficient traffic flow and reduced collision risk.
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Japan
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In Japan, roundabouts are less commonly used and seen as confusing compared to traditional intersections.
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Denmark
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Roundabouts are less common in Danish road traffic design, with traditional intersections and traffic lights being more widely used.
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Italy
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Roundabouts are frequently used in Italian road traffic design and are considered effective for managing intersections and traffic flow.
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Netherlands
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The roundabout is widely used in road traffic design in the Netherlands and is seen as efficient for managing intersections and traffic flow.
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South Africa
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In South Africa, roundabouts are incorporated into road traffic design to efficiently manage intersections and traffic flow.
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Spain
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In Spain, roundabouts are commonly used in road traffic design and are seen as effective for managing intersections and traffic flow.
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Sweden
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Roundabouts are not as common in Sweden's road traffic design as traditional intersections and traffic lights.
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Switzerland
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Roundabouts are a commonly used and practical traffic solution in Switzerland's road design.
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Western countries
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In Western countries, vehicles inside a roundabout have the right of way.
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