[Laker14]

Originally Posted by Paul1934

Suggest a field trip for those making suggestions on getting in or out of the Hacienda postal trailer or golf shop parking lot.
They now have closed the northbound cart lane in the area, throwing carts, bikes and cars into the same lane.
As a retired LEO, it is an accident waiting to happen, again.

is the white trailer inside the confines of the old HHCC parking lot the temporary postal trailer?

[Warcats]

Originally Posted by DianaS

While the construction continues at Hacienda Hills, something needs to be done about access to the Palms golf course. Morse is arguably the most busy road in The Villages. Forcing golf carts to cross Morse to get to and from the Palms course having to deal with both the north and southbound traffic, is a recipe for disaster. Not everyone observes the speed limit, and there is a curve just north of the area. Yesterday, while we waited for the northbound traffic in order to turn into the “country club”, a car came around that curve at top speed and had to slam on the brakes to avoid rear ending us.

Hiring additional police and an additional police car I would wager would not only pay for itself and generate additional revenues but would save both lives and insurance premiums for those involved. Maybe a blinking yellow or a camera/radar would slow people done. The roundabout before joining 441 is a study in insanity. I live in Palo Alto and what I have seen would shock anyone. To whoever please help.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Warcats

Hiring additional police and an additional police car I would wager would not only pay for itself and generate additional revenues but would save both lives and insurance premiums for those involved. Maybe a blinking yellow or a camera/radar would slow people done. The roundabout before joining 441 is a study in insanity. I live in Palo Alto and what I have seen would shock anyone. To whoever please help.

Yep, more police, more tickets, more enforcement, more traffic lights, more laws. Jawohl, mein fuhrer. Here's a better idea----everyone pay attention to what they are doing while driving, and lose the "me first" attitude, which is the cause of a majority of accidents.