[erictarleton]

Originally Posted by BBQMan

A low speed vehicle (LSV) looks like a golf cart and can go everywhere a golf cart can go. It is licensed to drive on roads with speed limits of 35 mph or less and can cross roads with higher speed limits.

Just beware that they need to be tagged and so need much more than a standard golf cart. They are also treated as cars for insurance purposes.

Eric

[Kelsie52]

Originally Posted by jebartle

HI Kelsie52,
Are you looking for a new or used....We have a 2002 Lafayette, best part of cart is locked storage with room for two sets of golf clubs, it is street legal, batteries 1 year old, and it is a GREAT cart in perfect condition, Sells new for $10,000 sell for $2500...The dealership is on historical side, golf cart access...Husband bought another cart, no more room in garage...giggle

Thank you --But right now I am having a hard enough time getting my wife into a regular cart --Street legal is another few decades AWAY lol

[graciegirl]

Oh Kelsie.

Good for you. Congratulations on your new home. Building a home is so much fun, especially when you see it done the way TV does it. They have it down to a science.

I know you have made one of the best choices of your life.

I hope you will have every joy in your new house.

Hugs,
Gracie

[Ohiogirl]

Having been an injury (auto) claims adjuster for about 8 years, you will never catch me on a motorcycle, scooter or street legal golf cart, nor will I do road biking (as opposed to bike trail). It's not you, it's the other guy - too many people go too fast, don't maintain a proper lookout, run red lights, etc. IMO more now than in the past (don't you notice 3 cars going thru yellow, then red lights- getting so you look in the rearview mirror before you stop on a yellow, just because you don't want to get rearended)? Everybody's in a hurry.

Almost all of my motorcycle injury claims were because the other guy didn't see you. And in The Villages, with an older population, well . . . probably just as bad as the 20 something drivers in a different way.

That's just MO.

[Tom Hannon]

I'm not so sure if I'd wish to drive a street legal cart on busy intersections. They might have less protection than a motorcycle.