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make this more concise The dangerous nature of the roundabout causes drivers to wait longer before entering, resulting in longer queues. With the high number of shoppers and the DFO exit being directly connected to Underwood Rd, traffic is even slower as queued cars have to give way to large numbers of shoppers exiting the DFO. Additionally, drivers exiting the DFO often cut both lanes to reach the right lane which further slows down traffic as seen in the adjacent figure. The poor placement of the DFO, combined with high traffic volumes and long roundabout queues, results in traffic congestion.

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