The roundabout here is closed to east-west traffic from 7am to 8:30 pm (approximately) daily, only allowing north-south traffic. I’d like to add these scheduled closures to the relevant roundabout segments.
Thanks!
Hi Ryan,
That’s a remarkable restriction, but I guess That’s Thailand 
I’ll need to add a Time Based Turn restriction on some of the segments.
Which traffic flow is forbidden?
From which road nr to which road nr exactly is traffic not allowed?
Hard one to configure…
let’s say someone drives from east…to west…but turns 2 times inside…or 3 times inside the runabout
How will the policeman , assuming he’s there will know from which direction you arrived ?
It’s not impossible. They can make a physical barrier, similar to this: (at least this is how I interpret the opening post)
Only that can’t be applied here, since I’ve KISSED this roundabout to get some nice “go straight” or “take a left” instructions.
But with 2x a TBTR it’s doable I think.
Yes but then no east to north or to south…not only to west
I know
but reading the post, I thought it would be a restriction somewhat like this.
That way the traffic flow is improved. And it is somehow manageable.
But I can be wrong 
If so…then yes…it’s possible to edit
But not quite sure that this is what he meant
Thx,
Shmupi
Let’s wait for the feedback, although I can already see the fences on Streetview :lol:
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=row&lon=98.36423&lat=7.98093&layers=129&zoom=7
Based on the SV road blocks, I think it should be something like this:
Yes, this is exactly what I was thinking. They put up a fence between the roundabout center and the median of Hwy 402 on both the north and south sides of the roundabout. That way, if you’re heading north on 402, you can make a left turn (1st exit, heading west) or continue straight (2nd exit, still heading north), but you can’t travel any further around the roundabout (no 3rd or 4th exit, so no heading east or back south). The same is true heading south (just change directions as appropriate :lol: ).
And yes, it’s a weird restriction, but… This Is Thailand! :mrgreen: