Speaking of Round a bouts.

[DonH57]

Someone please enlighten me. The round a bout at El Camino, Morse, and Paige Place has a cart path all the way around. The golf cart travel is designed to be counter clock wise, correct? The reason I ask is because there is absolutely no signage to indicate otherwise. I know someone who has lived here would know that and I don't recall the subject being mentioned at the newcomers briefings. If you drive around it clockwise there are no stop signs where the car traffic cuts off. Am I wrong trying to tell people they are going the wrong direction? I'm really surprised no one has been nailed by a car there as I see this almost everyday.:duck:

[cquick]

Someone please enlighten me. The round a bout at El Camino, Morse, and Paige Place has a cart path all the way around. The golf cart travel is designed to be counter clock wise, correct? .:duck:

I think you can travel both ways around the circle in a golf cart. Aren't there two lanes?

This is the most dangerous traffic circle for car-golf cart interaction.

[redwitch]

It is one way -- counter-clockwise. It has two lanes so carts can park side-by-side at the stop signs and cross together (if they dare lol). Try telling people they are going the wrong way and many become downright belligerent.

I do my very best to avoid this circle whether in car or cart. It is absolutely insane.

[Biker Dog]

Someone please enlighten me. The round a bout at El Camino, Morse, and Paige Place has a cart path all the way around. The golf cart travel is designed to be counter clock wise, correct? The reason I ask is because there is absolutely no signage to indicate otherwise. I know someone who has lived here would know that and I don't recall the subject being mentioned at the newcomers briefings. If you drive around it clockwise there are no stop signs where the car traffic cuts off. Am I wrong trying to tell people they are going the wrong direction? I'm really surprised no one has been nailed by a car there as I see this almost everyday.:duck:

According to Villages Watch you are correct, counter clockwise only. That is what they told us.:bigbow:

[DonH57]

It is one way -- counter-clockwise. It has two lanes so carts can park side-by-side at the stop signs and cross together (if they dare lol). Try telling people they are going the wrong way and many become downright belligerent.

I do my very best to avoid this circle whether in car or cart. It is absolutely insane.

Yes some do get very upset when you try to tell them. I just shudder when I see someone with the cart packed with little ones.

[drdodge]

I believe all rotarys are counter clockwise if you do know this maybe you should not be driving