Here’s the web address for the regulations.
http://www.peachtree-city.org/index.asp?NID=216

We're looking forward to enjoying this new addition to Fayetteville.

I have to disagree with dollar - people share the paths just fine. My dad jogs or walks every day and we see a ton of other joggers/runners/walkers/moms with strollers. Regular bike use is great, my kids go everywhere by bike but if you're one of the spandex wearing bikers I guess stick to the road - those bikes seem too fragile to deal with the roots and stuff that are on some parts of the path.

I passed a rollerblader yesterday afternoon, some parts of the path are smoother than others. People do skate on the path, just not as many as walk - you do have to plan ahead and stick to sections that have been repaved more recently.

As far as right of way goes, when I'm out walking I do the same thing as I see other people doing: if I hear someone coming, I move over. If I'm driving and passing someone, I slow down and move over.

A lot of posts here have been about how golf cart drivers are too young, or old, or drunk or fast and to read them you'd get the impression the paths are more dangerous than the streets, but I use the paths on a very regular basis, and in the years and years I've lived here have had very few bad experiences. A cart loaded down with teens and blasting music, speeding by but clearly moving over to give someone walking room might seem scary to some people but I don't count that as a problem.

You know when you get to a 4 way stop, and the lady who's supposed to go next tries to wave everyone through because she's on the phone and doesn't know whose turn it is? And everyone kind of stops and gets a little aggravated because it messed the whole thing up? Situations like that where people aren't sure who goes through a tunnel first, or two carts are on a narrow path and someone has to back up are the most often occurring problem I've run across, if you can even call that a problem. I know more serious things have happened, I'm just writing about my own experience.

I hope you have as good an experience with the paths as I have had!

I think the person was imquiring about athe 75 miles of paths---not a flat stretch by the lake or somewhere!
All those problems you mentioned (but not really problems, and real bikers can't use them, etc.)are much more severe in many, many places.
They are also dangerous at night in many, many places.
It is better to have them than not, however. What we need is some policing of them and better maintenance. However the developed areas won't get much maintenance now that the land has sold, I'm afraid.

You are just not happy unless you are complaining about something. No offense meant, but follow most all of your posts, RARELY are you agreeing, or having anything positive at all to say.

You may be perfectly nice in person, but most of the time, you're a total grouch on here.

Has nothing to do with "happy."
It is the "whole" truth. Something this generation wasn't taught.
All this "happy" talk, sometimes called positive thinking, even in a totally negative situation (like this stupid war) is disgusting.

Yep, I was right.

I would try to walk down to the lake, but I would probably just get ran over.