The world’s roundabout capital revealed | DiscoverCars. com This country also ranks first place for the most roundabouts per capita – recording a staggering 663 8 roundabouts per million people – and 4th place for the most roundabouts per square kilometer at 78 5 roundabouts
The countries with the most roundabouts in the world France currently holds the world record for the most roundabouts at the end of 2023, according to discovercars com Five countries with the highest number of roundabouts per capita (per 1 million inhabitants) In Romania, the roundabout is considered an intersection with lanes Therefore, the lane changer will give priority
What countries have the most roundabouts? - Travel Tomorrow When it comes to numbers per capita, except for France, none of the other top countries made it on the list France is followed by Portugal, Norway, Iceland and Ireland, with 473 4, 427 1, 421 and 385 roundabouts per million people respectively
Which countries in the world have the most roundabouts? France also holds the record for the highest number of roundabouts per capita, with a figure of 663 8 per million inhabitants Image: quentin Unsplash Despite the extent of the French territory, the density of roundabouts is also relatively high: with a total of 78 5 per square kilometer, France ranks fourth in the world on this criterion
Which country has the most roundabouts? - The Portugal News It is also the country with the most roundabouts in the world, with 42 986 roundabouts, followed by the United Kingdom (25,976) and Italy (15,053) The study focused on the total number of roundabouts per square kilometer and per capita: in this regard, Portugal is the runner-up in the world
Want a sightseeing trip with a difference? Meet the “roundabout . . . In terms of countries with the most roundabouts per capita, France came out on top once again with 663 8 roundabouts per 1 million people This was followed by Portugal – which is home to 473 4 roundabouts per million
News - ABC Leasing New research from Discovercars com has sought to identify which country holds the mantle of “roundabout capital”, while also highlighting the unknown appeal of many global roundabouts to travellers looking for unconventional attractions to add to their sightseeing list