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Originally Posted by FloridaGuy66
I don't understand why they never installed a bollard on the Richmond (South) side of the bridge to separate the golf cart lanes and prevent anything larger from entering. There's one on the Brownwood side.
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Originally Posted by fdpaq0580
Maybe they (who ever they are) thought, "what if we need to get a maintenance vehicle or tow truck up there? Let's leave it open on one end. Just in case..."
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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
they have removable posts for ambulances on bike paths. .
they can put removable posts for other vehicles
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No bollard is necessary on the south side because that end is nowhere near automobile traffic. Any vehicle that made it to that end of the bridge would know that they were following a golf cart path and chose to continue anyway.
On the Brownwood end the entrance is at the end of a road. You would think anyone who could pass a driving test should be able to recognize that the path is too narrow to be a road but apparently that isn’t the case. The bollard helps the more confused among us from making that mistake. I wonder what happened in this case.
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