Keeping the exit gate open on Morse and other gates in prime season makes sense.

Speeding is a problem on this Morse, Rio grande and DelMar but more disturbing is a driver intentionally going well below the speed limit. Sometimes it is done intentionally because these drivers feel compelled to attempt to control all drivers on their road.

I had a woman do that once to me when driving my cart on Davenport she kept intentionally cutting in front of me literally swerving from the extreme right to the extreme left. never occurred to her she was a danger to others but then she probably thought the street belonged to her

I can't imagine the thought proess of some people completely asine

Maybe she was drunk and it was totally innocent...

Boy Howdy.

Today looks like a Boy Howdy day.


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Are you feelin' it too? I thought it was PMS, and then I remembered. :popcorn:

In my household:

Pray to God.

Move out of the way.

Sleep on the sofa.

Actually, 35 would foul up the consistency of speed limits. Basically, if the MM path is separate from the roadway, the limit is 35. If the MM path is the diamond lane and part of the roadway, the limit is 30. So Morse and BV are 35 except where the MM path is part of the roadway. The only exceptions I can think of are Rio Grande and Del Mar, but there the limit is lower, not higher.

Well explained. Thank you.

Nothing dangerous, it just maintains a steady speed, much easier to do the speed limit. If you need to slow down or stop you use the brake just like you would if you had been controlling speed with the gas pedal.

I use cruise control on any long stretch of 30MPH or more. Right foot prepared to brake. Constant speed allows for more concentration of traffic around and approaching. Great safety device.