Old 09-23-15 | 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Rollfast
But carts are usually forbidden on city streets and I would suspect that the bridge you showed above is part of a trail that does not connect to regular roads or is a portal to the other side of a senior living property. It's rather nice of someone to design it to resemble a trolley car though.
Actually, read about Peachtree Georgia.

Peachtree City, GA - Official Website - Paths & Golf Carts

Peachtree City’s hallmark is its 90-mile network of multi-use paths for pedestrians, cyclists, and golf carts. Peachtree City residents can go from neighborhood to shopping centers, schools, and parks through the wooded scenery that makes Peachtree City special.

Oddly, they seem to ignore the idea of multi-modal low speed traffic, even though it was pointed out that the bridge photo above did include a bicycle. Although, perhaps I was just reading about carts... the city page does consider them as multi-use.
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