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Originally Posted by birdiebill
As for the golf carts, the ticket is not for speeding. A golf cart capable of going over 20 mph is no longer a golf cart by Florida law. A golf cart that exceeds 20 mph is considered a low speed vehicle, not a golf cart, and as such is to be registered and licensed with the state of Florida and be insured. The ticket is for driving an unregistered vehicle; it could also be for speeding if exceeding a posted 20 mph speed limit.
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Unfortunately it must not really be that enforced since it seems the number of cranked up golf carts are all over the place. Between them and the cars that pass golf carts like on San Marino know good and well they're speeding if they pass golf carts doing 20. I've found the villages to be the most popular venue to speed up and down residential streets without the slightest concern for safety or common sense. be careful out there.
