Well, I’m here to tell you differently. I believe that you can build a city in cities skylines without using roundabouts to deal with traffic issues. I tested this theory in miniature on my current build Rancho La Mariposa in the industrial area of that build. If you want to see what I did check out the video on my channel and don’t forget to subscribe. Anyway, I’m going to go step by step here to help you deal with traffic in a different way in your cities skyline builds without having to use roundabouts.
Nothing On The Main Road
Create Frontage Roads
Second, you need to create two parallel roads that run alongside your main road. These two roads must follow the road all the way to the main highway intersection. The roads are called frontage or feeder roads. These roads will carry the traffic that wants to stay local. All your intersections should be connected to these two roads that run alongside the main road. You need to create interesections either underneath or above the main road that connect these two frontage roads. Normally, I would make these intersections on other primary roads. Your residential, commercial, or industrial buildings should be placed on these two roads. What these two roads will do is distribute the traffic effectively along the main road. The main road allows traffic that does not want to stop in the area to go through without having to stop every time deliveries need to be made in the area. The purpose of these two roads is to ensure that traffic flows effectively along the main road. They accomplish this by taking the traffic from the area and distributing it along the road based on how the AI’s needs.
Connect with Entrance Ramps
These three easy steps will help you manage your traffic throughout your city without having to rely on roundabouts. It also creates more realism in your cities because most U.S. cities do not use roundabouts to manage traffic. I believe in providing practical real-world tips to help with issues in your Cities Skylines cities. I hope this is helpful and I will see you next time with some new tips and tricks to make your cities as perfect as you want them.