Quote:
Originally Posted by vette
As stated by Don; "I believe the biggest problem with Morse blvd traffic speeding is because it's used as a cut thru between 27/441 and 466." With the increase of traffic traveling from the south end to 466 I strongly agree that we need improved or new roads to accomodate the volume of cars. Reality is that with enough money anything can be done. If I'm correct Morse runs not only in Sumter but also in Lake counties. I suggest that what is needed is a coordinated approach to this by the state, Lake and Sumter. Making Rolling Acres 4 lanes would help. New underground drainage and a relocated Golf cart lane would definitely permit a 4 lane Morse. Mostly eliminating Golf carts from sharing Morse and instead creating a dedicated multimodal only pathway is the best way to improve safety for both cars, bikers and carters.
|
I'm surprised to hear people say that. I drive on this section of Morse quite often in both my car and golf carts and I rarely see people speeding. When I'm in my car I usually set my speed control right at 30 and it's rare that I have someone tailgating me. I think that most people drive 30-35mph in that area.
That's not to say that there is not an occasional speeder but I don't see it as a chronic problem.
__________________
The Beatlemaniacs of The Villages meet every Friday 10:00am at the O'Dell Recreation Center.
"I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend." - Thomas Jefferson to William Hamilton, April 22, 1800.
|