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On 2024-06-25 10:01, Tom Elam wrote:
> Please open the link below. It's the Indiana Driver's Manual. It's what 
> new drivers are expected to know when taking their written test.
> 
> https://www.in.gov/bmv/licenses-permits-ids/learners-permits-and-drivers-licenses-overview/learners-permit/drivers-manual/
> 
> You have insisted that the "stay right except to pass" law is a critical 
> and must always be obeyed. Read the entire manual. Now please cite 
> mention of this specific law in the manual.
> 
> With respect to roundabouts, on page 40:
> 
> "For multi-lane roundabouts where the circular
> roadway has more than one lane, drivers should
> know which lane they need to be in prior to
> entering the roundabout. Drivers should not
> change lanes in the circulatory roadway."
> 
> "Signs, pavement markings, or both are
> provided to guide drivers to the proper lane
> in advance of the circulatory roadway."
> 
> Where does this or any other manual language indicate that regardless of 
> traffic conditions the left lane of a 4-lane roundabout cannot be used 
> to continue straight if that lane is signposted for straight-through use?
> 
> BC has a stray right law too. Please open Google Earth and go to 49 15 
> 14.9 N 123 14 28.3 W. This is the intersection of 16th Ave and East Mall 
> on the UBC campus. Explain why 16th Ave is signposted for straight 
> through traffic in both lanes and both directions. If you must stay in 
> the right lane should the 16th Ave left lane be posted for left turns 
> only???
> 
> I await your response.

I don't know whether this is your inherent dishonesty, or whether you're 
just getting senile.

We discussed this previously, Liarboy.

The issue is that she was in the left lane of two before she ENTERED the 
roundabout.

And Indiana law is utterly clear that she wasn't supposed to be there.