The path rules are never, never enforced anyway....who cares?? The satanic kids know all they have to do is put the rain cover on and they will never be caught. Same goes for the people dumping yard trash behind Morallion Hills.... I could see the use for decals if the paths were patrolled....but they aren't and everyone knows it. Do whatever you want to ....you will never be caught....as long as the crime you commit is on the paths.

Well, the main enforcement mechanism for cart path rules was never intended to be the police. The use of cart decals is for decent and respectful citizens to report dangerous activities of those who act like fools on the paths. That's how most of the incidents are reported. That's why the decal system was developed.

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In order to fairly issue tickets to golf carts, the paths would have to be patrolled occasionally. Before that can be done however, the paths will have to be repaired and widened.
Be good to see at least one path block some day, wouldn't it? Say in the late afternoon, or after dark.
Kinda like patrolling y-not just after closing.

Be good to see at least one path block some day, wouldn't it? Say in the late afternoon, or after dark.
Kinda like patrolling y-not just after closing.

I can't tell if you're intentionally attempting humor or if it's just a side-effect from making such a silly comment.

First, PTCPD patrols the Partners/Y-Knot parking lot routinely. Second, I love all the attention the Y-Knot gets around here; usually from people that have never set foot in the place or at least lack the fortitude to do so before criticizing it. The fact is that the two most serious cart-related incidents in PTC's history happened away from the Partners/Y-Knot area and both had no connection whatsoever to that area.

Rather than get this thread off into some mindless drivel about the evil Y-Knot, the focus should be on how people are supposed to report the numerous daily instances of young(er) cart drivers operating recklessly when their rain gear is down. Chief Murray says the old system of failing to keep track of cart registrations impaired investigations. I wonder how unseen cart decals will impact that. It's unaddressed.

paths would have to be patrolled occasionally

They are. And while patrol cars *can* drive on the cartpaths, they try not to unless it is absolutely necessary. However, the PCPD does have a "mule" and bicycles, both of which have been used to patrol the paths. The main thing that is needed, before anything else, is MORE officers.