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Start by connection the two ends of the one way roads/highways. This will give you the grids needed to place the two-lane road. Select the free form tool for the one way road you want to use to make the connection and you can make smooth connections both ways. (Connect from the one way roads to the two way road.)
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Personally, I tend to go for the 'Y' junction over the roundabout.