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A rotary is an intersection with

Correct answer

  • traffic lights.
  • a central island.
  • a stop sign.

Explanation

Rotaries are much more common in Massachusetts than in other parts of the country. A rotary is a circular intersection in which traffic circulates counterclockwise around a central island. In the largest rotaries, traffic can flow at up to 40 mph. Roundabouts are similar but smaller, and traffic circulates slower (at 25 mph or less).

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