Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2330494)

Most bicycles and golf carts have horns.

Originally Posted by harby (Post 2330474)

After we moved 3 times (looking for a larger house) in TV and this is our last one(!), we r gladly living in Polo Ridge no matter how old it is, it s very much enjoyable and easy to drive and shop nearby (right by 466)...easy to get the hospital, Lowe's, Cracker Barrel, etc. with only one roundabout and without auto traffic jams from snowbirds or new below 466A residents and many roundabouts. North of 466 is ideal to live and accessible to shop nearby and very peaceful. Unless you just want a brand new house, fyi, many flooring arrangements/models are very similar to the old ones in TV. Chas

Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2330486)

I agree with the noise (AND SMELL) of gasoline golf carts. Older people have more lung problems like asthma.

Originally Posted by VApeople (Post 2330496)

From my experience on the walking/biking trails, many bikers do not use their horns to warn us walkers.

I have no idea about the people driving golf carts because I never walk on a road or path that allows golf carts.

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2330034)

True but who wants to be on top of a power line

Originally Posted by VApeople (Post 2330089)

We bought our house in Osceola Hills in 2016. We pay tax to Sumter County but we pay no city tax.

Originally Posted by Bwanajim (Post 2330270)

I back up to small Swamp & turnpike. The noise really doesn’t bother me, it becomes background noise. I’m heard of hearing anyway. lol
I needed a big yard & a fence.
I’m fine with it

Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2330295)

Somehow I knew that post was coming before it even appeared?

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2330504)

I find driving behind a gas cart in a tunnel is not pleasant. Besides the heightened noise level of the cart, the smell of gas is strongest to me.

Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2330298)

The sad part is that he doesn’t either.

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2330524)

I don't have a horn on my bike. But I'm not shy about yelling REALLY LOUDLY if I need to alert someone to avoid a collision or other emergency. I have a strong "outside" voice.

Originally Posted by margaretmattson (Post 2330445)

I understood your interpretation and was not questioning your opinion. My question was "what is a Darren?" I never heard of it. Reading between the lines, I now think you have two names for the same thing. Karen is female and a Darren is the male version. You are the first I have seen do this. In my circle, a Karen does not need another name. It is ANYONE (male, female, or child) who cares only about themselves and their comfort level. They often whine and lambast when they do not get their way. Sorry, I wasn't belittling you. Just curious as to the meaning of a Darren. And, if I need to be on the lookout for one! lol

Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 2330543)

Then don’t tailgate! :oops:

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2329951)

I recall that Talk Host had moved too close to the train tracks in the northwestern part of the Villages. And I have heard that some places near Florida turnpike can be rather noisy. And some areas have problems with lights.