Use the Roundabout collection in the Prospector tree to access the roundabouts in a drawing.
As roundabout objects are created, they are displayed as named roundabouts.
About the Roundabout Collection (Prospector tab)
- Autodesk Vehicle Tracking 2026 Readme
- Vehicle Tracking 2026 System Requirements
- Introduction
- Settings
- Data Libraries
- Templates
- Swept Paths: Creating Paths
- Swept Paths: Editing Paths
- Swept Paths: Creating and Editing Vehicles
- Parking: Creating and Editing Parking Areas
- Parking: Creating and Editing Standards
- About Roundabouts
- About Creating Roundabouts
- About the Roundabout Collection (Prospector tab)
- To Create Roundabouts
- To Add an Approach
- To Remove an Approach
- To Add Splitter Islands
- To Remove Splitter Islands
- To Add a Slip Lane
- To Delete a Slip Lane
- To Add Crosswalks
- To Remove Crosswalks
- To Add Rumble Strips
- To Remove Rumble Strips
- To Add Speed Striping
- To Remove Speed Striping
- About Editing a Roundabout
- About Head Up Display
- About the ARCADY-Autodesk Vehicle Tracking Link
- About the Fastest Path Calculation
- About Autodesk Civil 3D Enhancements for Roundabouts
- To Work With Roundabout Reports
- To Grip Edit a Roundabout
- About Constraints
- About Roundabout Warnings
- About Roundabout Standards
- Reviewing and Checking your Results
- Managing Autodesk Vehicle Tracking Data
- Glossary of Terms