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Driver ticketed in collision with low-speed vehicle on Morse Boulevard

By Staff Report

A driver was ticketed after a collision with a golf cart classified as a low-speed vehicle Monday afternoon on Morse Boulevard in The Villages.

The low-speed vehicle had been southbound on Morse Boulevard at 1:05 p.m. when a woman driving a northbound automobile attempted to make a left turn onto San Marino Drive, according to the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office. The driver of the automobile said she did not see the low-speed vehicle.

A car collided with a low-speed vehicle Monday on Morse Boulevard.
A car collided with a low-speed vehicle Monday on Morse Boulevard.

There were no injuries.

The driver of the car was ticketed on a charge of violation of right-of-way.

Some residents of The Villages have complained of the dangers of Morse Boulevard north of County Road 466 and have called for it to be widened.

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