MSPSL routine at two small double roundabouts

Navigating a series of small mini roundabouts that are close together can be challenging, but with the right approach, it can be done smoothly and safely. Here are some tips:
1. **Slow Down and check mirrors**: Reduce your speed as you approach the first roundabout. Look for road signs and markings to understand the layout and any priority rules. Check mirror before signals.
2. **Position yourself early by getting into the correct lane**: If the roundabouts are part of a complex junction with marked lanes, ensure you stay in your lane. Lane discipline is crucial to avoid collisions.
3. **Yield to Traffic**: As with any roundabout, give way to traffic coming from your right unless there are specific priority rules indicating otherwise.
4. **Keep Moving Smoothly**: Try to maintain a steady, slow speed through the series of roundabouts to avoid sudden stops and starts. This helps with flow and keeps traffic moving.
5. **Watch for Pedestrians and Cyclists**: Be aware of pedestrians and cyclists, who may be crossing at or near the roundabouts.
6. **Plan Your Route**: If you are unfamiliar with the area, take a moment to understand the layout of the roundabouts and plan your route. GPS navigation can help with this.
7. **Be Patient**: Close proximity mini roundabouts can cause confusion, so stay calm and patient. Give other drivers time to move and make their intentions clear.
By following these steps, you can navigate close-set mini roundabouts with confidence and safety.