[buggyone]

Originally Posted by jebartle

BUT...I must ask, if this happened to you, wouldn't you have some common courtesy and stop and find out if biker is OK...

"Run over" implies wheels over the body. The cart clipped the bike causing him to lose balance and fall. Should she stop? Of course! Was she careless? Yes!
Felony hit and run with injuries? Overblown, in my opinion. Maybe some kind of misdemeanor and an apology to the biker. I am betting she did not realize the biker fell.

[Ooper]

Originally Posted by Bruiser1

Was someone talking about the "multimodal path"? Where are the "golf cart Lanes"?

Golf cart lanes are usually indicated by the white line approx. 3 or 4 ft from the curb on many of our roads.

[Chazz]

Originally Posted by DougB

No such thing as a golf cart lane. Well, I guess unless you are on a golf course. I would imagine that a cart has to give 3 feet of clearance when passion a bike just like a car does. But, who knows I could be wrong. Wouldn't be the first time.

I think you're right about the 3 foot rule. In the case of a bike/cart lane, it is not possible for both a cart and a bike to safely ride side-by-side within the lane and maintain a 3 foot buffer. Therefore, when passing, the cart or bike should pass on the left outside the lane, when safe to do so.

[tommy steam]

One thing for sure. That woman better get a good lawyer. Police chief Chris Mc kinstry said" it's a felony hit- and-run with injuries."