what is it called in your dialect?

In my it's called a traffic circle or rotary. Never roundabout.

I drive very aggressive through them to maintain my angular momentum

>>211890944 (OP)
rondo

>>211890944 (OP)
its called a roundabout :)
>I drive very aggressive through them to maintain my angular momentum
thats actually how you're supposed to do it but retards here either go too fast or too slow when trying to merge, i actually failed my drivers ed when i was trying to merge and this fucking taxi stepped on the gas and headed straight in my direction

>>211890944 (OP)
rotonda

>>211890944 (OP)
we call it
>rotundabunda

>>211890944 (OP)
Officially in papers something like кpyгoвoe движeниe (the movement by a circle) or пepeкpёcтoк c кpyгoвым движeнeм (the crossroads with the movement by a circle).
But in casual it's just кoльцo (a ring) or кpyг (a circle).

>>211890944 (OP)
кpъгoвo кpъcтoвищe

Kružni tok

>>211890944 (OP)
Rotonda

>>211891503
This. I guess when translated literally it means circular flow

>>211890944 (OP)
rotor

>>211891083
I always make sure to drive more carefully and not be a nuisance whenever I see a driver's ed car around me. You'd think everyone would be that helpful to those kids considering how annoying it is to pass those exams but naw, people are selfish as fuck