Many carts at 4 way stops seem to think it’s OK to roll out behind the cart in front of them. They need 4 way stop instructions. it’s dangerous. If they are driving on a roadway, the same rules apply as a car. Blinking to merge is also a good concept. Our gate has a Village to the right. You never know where they are headed.

Now add the bike riders who I rarely ever see stop at ANY stop sign. Seems they think the road rules don’t apply to them at all. Everyone needs to be on their toes at all time knowing that is the norm.

Yes, for one car going straight. Not for the whole group behind him going straight also. And I see everyone hates the polite wave on. Well, when I have someone who looks like they cant make a decision as to stay or go, I will wave them on. Someone obviously has to make a decision for them

They stop at the roundabout to wave you on but not realizing there are cars behind them thus stopping the traffic flow. Irritating.

Of course it's not all the cars behind them. Each vehicle has to stop at the stop sign and a new right of way is established.

And Roundabouts
 

And thanks to the old goat in the brown Kia Sorento who cut me off in the outside lane yesterday on Morse. May want to undo your rectal/cranial inversion and learn to drive sometime!

Roundabouts are even worse. Traffic approaching and in roundabouts should rarely stop if executed properly. Merge is the operative word. Look up a tutorial.

Possibly you've seen this but, no. A street legal golf cart has to follow the same rules as a full size auto/truck. IF, the vehicle decided to ignore the golf cart that stole right of way and intentionally causes an accident; that's different.

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Actually..if the cart is in Front of you he DOES have the right to pull in front. Stop trying to cut them off!!!

AND causing huge backups and quite likely, multiple accidents. Approaching a round-about a while back (very little traffic) a street legal cart with 4 people stopped and waved me through. I stopped, rolled down my window and yelled: "You never stop in the roundabout cause you have the right of way. It will cause an accident and people will be hurt." As he drove off, three of the four gave me a thumbs up. Obviously, this was the driver's first time. :)

If the driver straight ahead arriving at the four-way stop sign neglects to use his directional signal to turn left in front of you, does that mean that he has the right of way? Since few drivers use their signals, there must be some good reason.

I have said this so many times....if people would just follow regular driving rules and not stop and wave someone on, trying to be polite, things would go so much more smoothly. It's a nice gesture but dangerous. People forget that with tinted windows sometimes a person can't see them waving and have no clue what they are about to do. This can lead to confusion and accidents.

There are circumstances that I won't stop at a stop sign. But I will still look in all directions for traffic, and let the traffic pattern decide whether I stop, slow down, go through at my current pace, or try to speed up (and yes I know it's illegal, I'm just telling you WHY I do it, because I'm guessing most bike riders have similar reasons):

If I'm going uphill, and that stop sign is on the hill, it means I might need to walk my bike from that stop until I get to the crest of the hill. If it's a steep hill, that's pretty much guaranteed. Moving forward from a complete stop to go UPhill is not easy to do on a bicycle. I'm willing to do that, and I will absolutely do that if there is traffic at that intersection.

But if I approach the intersection and see clearly there's no traffic, and it's a 4-way stop, or if I see someone JUUUUST coming up toward the stop sign when I am too, I will plow through that stop sign and try to maintain my speed so I don't have to end up walking the thing.

And remember - if I do end up walking it, I have the right of way no matter who's there first.

My goal is to try and prevent a traffic jam. If I can slip through that intersection without ANYONE having to stop for me, I'll do it. Otherwise, I'll stop, and wait for EVERYONE else to go first. I'll wave them on. Because it takes me too long to move forward from that complete stop, and I don't want to hold THEM up.

I know it's against the law. But it also is a logical, practical thing to do, under those particular circumstances.

Going downhill, or on flat ground, of course I'll come to a complete stop on my bicycle. There's no reason not to. I can speed up almost as fast as the average golf cart to cross the intersection so I won't be inconveniencing anyone else.

I believe you are correct. The one going straight does, however, many do not use turn signals so good luck in that situation.

So, made up own special law that trumps Florida law?