Trans Kalagadi Traffic Circle Traditional Cache

The cache is a cammo perform hidden in one of plenty traffic circles on the Trans Kalagadi High Way.

There are plenty of traffic circles on the Trans Kalahari High Way but actually very few people in Africa know exactly how to use a traffic circle.

• On approaching a roundabout take notice and act on all the information available to you, including traffic signs, traffic lights and lane markings which direct you into the correct lane.
• If you take your time and make sure you are in the correct lane a good distance from the roundabout you can't go far wrong.
• Slow down as you approach the intersection - You're typically not required to stop.
• A roundabout is designed to be driven at low speed. Entering and traveling through a roundabout at higher speed is difficult and could be unsafe.
• Don't worry if you have to stop when you reach the roundabout. When it's clear, ease up off the clutch smoothly, don't rush, keep using the mirrors, and above all, stay calm.
• As you enter the roundabout, traffic coming from your right has right of way. This means that traffic streaming into the roundabout from the entrance to your right will keep coming as long as no one is coming from their right.
• These cars may not even slow down as they enter the roundabout, because they have the right of way. You must stop and wait until there is a break in traffic. Watch out for other traffic in the roundabout.
• Once you are on the roundabout maintain a reasonable speed. Failing to do this, especially when you are in the right-hand lane, may result in other drivers passing on the nearside.
• Watch out for vehicles already on the roundabout; be aware they may not be signaling correctly or signaling at all.
• Always keep an eye on the vehicle in front as you're about to emerge. Don't assume the driver won't have to stop while you're still looking right. Many rear end collisions happen this way. Make sure the vehicle has actually moved away.

Watch for pedestrians and bicycles.