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Originally Posted by MDFlyer
Nobody has mentioned here, or anywhere I have seen, but If your "golf cart" can exceed 19.8 MPH you are subject to a lawsuit that could cost you your home and more if you are involved in an accident. Also, you are subject to criminal charges for operating an unlicensed motor vehicle. You cannot win in court with either of these cases. The speed doesn't have to have anything to do with the accident either if your cart can exceed the speed it is certified for and that is 19.8 MPH. Are you willing to risk this for a few MPH?
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You may want to research that further. If I'm not mistaken, in Florida, your primary residence, your retirement savings and college savings are all protected against a civil judgement, unless you had malicious intent. And you're not very likely to get charged criminally either, unless you really PO the officer. And you can always win in court, sometimes.