Roundabout Information
A roundabout is a circular intersection where drivers travel counterclockwise around a center island. There are no traffic signals or stop signs in a roundabout. Drivers entering the roundabout must yield to the traffic inside the roundabout. The only way to exit the roundabout is to make a right hand turn at your desired highway. In a roundabout, there is no stopping – only yielding. The roundabout is expected to not only improve current traffic flow, but also accommodate the increased traffic the area anticipates long-term.
- How to Drive a Roundabout
- Roundabout Versus Signal
- Roundabout Photos
- Single Lane Roundabout Information
The roundabout provides many benefits to travelers including:
- The elimination of high speed crashes
- Improved flow of traffic
- Increased traffic capacity
- Ability to accommodate vehicles and trucks of all sizes
- Increased safety for all travelers
Roundabouts are located on North Dakota highways in the following locations:
- ND Highway 23 Johnson’s Corner
- ND Highway 22 south of Killdeer
- ND Highway 200 and ND Highway 58 intersection
- Killdeer bypass and ND Highway 200 intersection
- Killdeer bypass and ND Highway 22 intersection
- ND Highway 23 at Keene corner
- US Highway 281 at Carrington
- Old ND 23A in Watford City
