[txfan]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

And???? Somebody with less than adequate driving skills turned right in front of an oncoming vehicle at an intersection with absolutely no visibility problems. I hope everyone is OK, but let's not turn this into a soapbox to advocate for dedicated red turn arrows at every intersection. Some intersections need it, some don't

Wrong. That left turn can be blind because of cars trying to turn left into Pinellas Plaza.

They've finally done away with that blinking turn arrow at Buena Vista for the same blind-turn.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by txfan

Wrong. That left turn can be blind because of cars trying to turn left into Pinellas Plaza.

They've finally done away with that blinking turn arrow at Buena Vista for the same blind-turn.

Actually, if you had read the post a bit more carefully, you would know the driver that turned was headed WESTBOUND. There are no visibility issues there, I've made that turn hundreds of times.

[Bilyclub]

Saw a cart with groceries from Winn Dixie go Northbound across 466A into Beaumont yesterday. The no carts past this point sign is still there.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

Saw a cart with groceries from Winn Dixie go Northbound across 466A into Beaumont yesterday. The no carts past this point sign is still there.

Don't hold your breath.............I doubt TV verifies each of their 10,000 signs are still valid and I doubt Wildwood cares about developer signs.

[twoplanekid]

I ask the question about golf carts crossing 466A during the government day today at the Eisenhower Rec Center. According to Captain Robert Siemer of the Sumter County Sheriff's dept., if the "NO golf carts beyond this point " is still in place, then you must abide by that notice. The Sheriff Dept. or the Wildwood police will take the sign down if the regulations change. He was aware of the issue.