Cindy Cummins, walking down Light Street with her husband, Howard, and their Yorkshire terriers Sunday afternoon, agreed."I hate them," Cummins said of roundabouts. The Owings Mills resident has dealt with less-than-courteous drivers and delays trying to get through the Towson roundabout that connects Allegheny Avenue and Dulaney Valley, Joppa and York roads.
"It's confusion - it's always confusion," said Edward Wu, who lives in Frederick and was crossing Key Highway Sunday afternoon.
Wu, who is originally from Taiwan, said people there tend to avoid roundabouts because they usually slow traffic, and aren't "cut and dry" like lights. And in Montgomery County, where he works, "whenever people see those things, people get a little bit nervous," Wu said.
