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Originally Posted by Indydealmaker
Although I am sure it is not a rule, it might be a good practice for cars making a right hand turn to make it, at least partially, from the golf cart lane. This would avoid golf carts "t-boning" cars and cars doing the same to carts. Carts are supposed to yield to cars in the instance of a car turning right, but all too often that does not happen.
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I agree with car signalling and then moving into the diamond lane to make a right turn. Don't know if Florida law speaks to this. I find it very dangerous when a car rushes around my cart to beat me to the corner so that he can make a right turn. IMO the rear approaching car shoud signal a right, fall in behind the cart and then turn. This would be the procedure if a car were in the left lane of a 2 lane road.
Does anyone have a reference on the Florida or county laws on this issue?