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I have always believed there is a difference in the multi-modal trail and the lanes that are adjacent to the road. I thought the multi-modal are designed for all users and the lanes adjacent to the road for golfcarts. I'm a jogger and I jog on the sidewalk,the multi-modal trail and neighborhood streets but not the lane adjacent to the road.
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Blinkers on a golf cart have to be turned on. And then after the turn is completed, the blinkers have to be turned off. They don't go off automatically like a car!
Because we have a senior population, many wrinklies don't remember turning the blinker on. And because their hearing has gone, (along with memory), many don't seem to hear the blinking sound. Therefore a lot of golf carts do have blinkers going a lot of the time, but it means absolutely nothing. (And I include myself in the Wrinklie category, so don't throw rotten tomatoes at me). :throwtomatoes: |
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They are ALL OVER THE PLACE ! This morning, a guy ran a stop sign, almost creamed me, then flipped me "the bird." |
Regarding joggers using the cart path in the street versus the available sidewalk:
Some joggers feel that the asphalt surface is somewhat "softer" and more forgiving to the legs and joints than concrete. Not debating the validity of the concept - just saying that's what causes some joggers to not be on the sidewalk. Bill :) |
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I'm not talking about the multi-modal paths where CARS are not allowed...I'm speaking of the public streets that happen to also have designated GOLF CART LANES....and sidewalks for joggers/walkers, etc. And I do go out of my way to share w/my fellow Villagers. :ho: |
Thanks to all for your comments regarding usage of the multi-modal vs. cart paths. It's obvious to me now, that I apparently forgot to take my anti-bitchy pills the day I posted that! (if I could find a blushing icon, I'd insert it now!) Sorry everybody for venting on here.
My goal is to be more like Gracie Girl, who always has a kind word for everybody and never a crabby one! She's the best! |
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Remember the old saying, "it's better to be P'd off than P"d on". Gracie says: there is no P in Lake Sumter. I sincerely hope you feel better. |
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Took me a couple beats then I got it....yes, I've seen it misspelled Sumpter! LOL! |
Your welcome Deb.
Sumter spelled Sumpter was a pet peeve of Russ-Boston. One of our distinguished members. Hey Russ. How are you doing? I see that you had a post today!!! :) |
Two of the things I like about TV, I do not need to waste energy using turn signals and I get to make "left" turns from the right lane.:boom:
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