You'll see this sign when driving south on Tremainsville as you approach the intersection of Tremainsville, Sylvania, and Jackman.

This sign could also describe the scrambled-brain thinking of most Toledo public officials.

Tremainsville is a troublemaker. Another nearby screwball intersection involves Tremainsville, Douglas, and Laskey.

Both intersections may be candidates for roundabouts as part of Toledo's future transportation plans.

Overland Pkwy Roundabout

A few months ago, I discovered a small roundabout in a neighborhood not far from these intersections. Here's a zoomed-in map of the West Toledo roundabout. It's located along Overland Pkwy bordered by Laskey and Sylvania on the north and south and Jackman and Lewis on the west and east. The bullseye roundabout is located in the middle of the square formed by those major roadways.

Three roads meet at the intersection with the Overland Pkway roundabout. Naturally, no stop signs exist at the roundabout. Traffic flows counterclockwise. Slick. I've only been through it a few times, and because it's in a neighborhood, I've not had any other traffic to deal with. It's also only one lane. The big ones at major intersections would, of course, contain multiple lanes.

The close-up view of the Overland Pkwy roundabout: