[photo1902]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

Well, this could certainly serve as an example of the benfit of moving right to block the cart lane prior to reaching the intersection. There would have been 50 feet between the golf cart and the back of the auto as the auto slowed to make the turn. No tie, no collision. I am convinced.

From the story, it seems that the auto driver believed there was time to complete the turn before the golf cart caught up. Not a case of 'did not see it'. Also, the golf car driver did not seem to be aware that the auto was about to make a turn. Both of these problems go away. So, law enforcment recomendation to move right before slowing to turn makes a lot of sense.

meant the vehicle turned left in front of their cart. Moving to the right would play no part in preventing this accident.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by photo1902

meant the vehicle turned left in front of their cart. Moving to the right would play no part in preventing this accident.

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[photo1902]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

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Use your words

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by photo1902

meant the vehicle turned left in front of their cart. Moving to the right would play no part in preventing this accident.

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[Marathon Man]

Yea, I'm confused also. So, they were coming in opposite directions toward each other? Car turns left in front of the cart with 50 feet of space? Cart closes the distance and they collide? Hmmmm.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by photo1902

meant the vehicle turned left in front of their cart. Moving to the right would play no part in preventing this accident.

I didn't read where it said the suv turned right or left. I assumed the cart was right off the bumper of the SUV turning right. I don't think she or he had tape measure, it was guess on distance. Evidently it turned into the path of the cart which didn't have time to stop. Morse BV is gauntlet in that area. I avoid it if possible. Same way with rio grand and delmar during snow bird season.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Just my opinion...but I don't agree.

Assume you drive a motorcycle.

[GatorFan]

Originally Posted by VApeople

On a road with a cart path on the right side, it appears that people driving a car have a hard time turning right when a person driving a cart wants to go straight. This is what some people were told to do.



In short, the person driving the car pulls into the cart lane to block any carts that want to go straight. Then they turn right.

Do you all agree with this?

Yes because this is what law enforcement has advised