Originally Posted by VApeople (Post 2063902)

Fortunately, the more enlightened areas of The Villages have beautiful walking/biking trails where golf carts are absolutely forbidden. These trails go on for miles and they are building more of them.

Originally Posted by GRACEALLEMAN (Post 2064015)

We ride our bikes almost every day tell me where all these bike trails are that they let only bikes on and golf carts are not allowed.

Originally Posted by triflex (Post 2063920)

Apparently I need to restart my practice and represent bicyclists and pedestrians here in TV!

Originally Posted by banjobob (Post 2064033)

I somewhat agree with our visiting residence here now many times “caravans” of golf carts are on the MMP tough area if riding on a bicycle the paths are too narrow to pass safely with that many carts jammed up.

Originally Posted by GRACEALLEMAN (Post 2064015)

We ride our bikes almost every day tell me where all these bike trails are that they let only bikes on and golf carts are not allowed.

Originally Posted by Walker1990 (Post 2063900)

Not if you’re on a bicycle riding on a MMP. Then it becomes a turf war with golf carts. Be cautious when on these trails.

Originally Posted by GRACEALLEMAN (Post 2064015)

We ride our bikes almost every day tell me where all these bike trails are that they let only bikes on and golf carts are not allowed.

Originally Posted by Chase219 (Post 2064021)

Bike paths and walking paths are all over and clearly marked where you see Two white poles and you see golf carts can not fit in between the poles that's where you ride your bikes walk and jog Stay off the golf cart roads or don't complain when a golf cart gets to close to you, on a golf cart path.

Originally Posted by Garywt (Post 2063965)

I drive my golf cart everywhere. When I come across walkers or bikes I give plenty of space and pass when safe. I guess everyone doesn’t which it too bad. When you come up to bikes on the split path you have to wait to pass as there is really not enough room there. I tend to wave to walkers and bikers understanding that bikers cannot always wave back as they need both hands to control the bike. Anyway my wife and I have a little joke that people that don’t wave back or even turn away to avoid seeing us as unfriendlies.

Originally Posted by tsmall22204 (Post 2064016)

The second largest group of whiners in the Villages are cyclists. They break every traffic law the whine when they have a close encounter with a car or cart.