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Originally Posted by Marathon Man
Agreed. Just keep rolling slowly and make sure that it is staying up before you start to go under. I don't stop and wait for the gate to come down when exiting St. James. I move through the gate and any waiting carts get to cross behind me.
Now - This only applies to exit gates where the carts cross on the inside of the gate. Bridgeport gates, for example, have the carts crossing outside of the exit gates. In this case, a cart may reasonable expect that the gate is going to close after the car passes. A caravanning car may not be seen and a conflict can happen.
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The cart path at Bridgeport at Lake Miona is inside the gate. Caravaning through that entry gate is most assuredly a high risk move endangering cart drivers. It is a blind entry with no ability to see the cart path until well inside
past the gate!!!