You think the officer meant "20 too" as the other 5 posters stated this????

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:

Agreed. It's just another example of someone trying to dictate behavior to others.

excuse me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My goodness, a such a sensible reply ! Never imagined (from what I've seen for so many years now) there was anyone who actually had the time to stay behind a golf cart, imagine that, hope to see it sometime. Maybe will get lucky enough also to see an individual IN a golf cart who is not in such a hurry that they will take the chance of going 22 mph to pass a cart gong 20... JUST as the cart path splits going toward Lake S. square... and after all that, taking the chance of hitting another cart, or overturning their own, they are forced to STOP at the turn into Lake S. with ALL the other carts they barely manged to pass on the path previously ! There ALL the carts are, stopped at the same stop sign. Anyone ever witnessed that ? And asked themselves what these folks get "out of it"..... most barely make it since their cart goes maybe one half, to one, mph faster than the ones they attempt to pass... then all arrive together at the square, the golf course, or the restaurant... at the SAME TIME...LOL... it's insane !

You have a lot of details for not being present. As a retired LEO, I would say that your wife's mouth got in the way of her brain and she ordered you to make this post.

Could this be make believe?

Bingo!

I thought golf carts were to only go 20 MPH???????????

Could the police officer said the speed limit is 20 too? as in also?

I think about 20,000 previous replies suggested that

If I've told you once, I've told you a MILLION times, STOP Exaggerating! :1rotfl:

What statute is this ?

https://www.winterspringsfl.org/site...dent_guide.pdf


Compliance with traffic laws. Golf carts shall be operated in accordance with all applicable local and state traffic regulations.

Golf carts shall stay to the far right of any designated roadway and shall yield the right-of-way to overtaking drivers.

Golf carts shall not obstruct or impede normal traffic flow.

Thanks for the info. I was not aware of this "law" and very happy that I do not need to drive my car on long meandering roads where this problem could occur.

Do we live in Winter Springs? I didn't think so...

https://www.sumtercountyfl.gov/Agend...ed%20study.pdf

I usually will take a short cut if behind a slow golf cart while in a car. Even though I seldom see a golf cart going less than 20 M.P.H.

I get passed a lot in my golf cart as it has a governor that keeps it under 20 MPH unless I am on a downward slope.

Here's a question. Would she have passed car going less that 20 mph?

Good to see you passed the geography test.

Just an example. Laws are generally uniform across FL. It seems unlikely for many reasons the situation as described by there OP occured.

"Generally"...

Show me the Sumter County law and we'll talk...

And using your logic, the laws allowing golf carts throughout TV mean you can drive a golf cart on streets (where the speed limit is under 35) anywhere in FL?

Let me answer that for you: "(1) A golf cart may be operated only upon a county road that has been designated by a county, a municipal street that has been designated by a municipality, or a two-lane county road located within the jurisdiction of a municipality designated by that municipality, for use by golf carts"...

So no, the laws are NOT "generally" the same throughout the state...

Can you show me where the local laws of Winter Springs (a suburb of Orlando) have any bearing in TV? I'll wait...

Why, I didn't post it.

Show me laws anywhere similar to the incident in the first post of this thread?

Yet you felt the need to point out my geography talents...

Why? I neither defended nor contested the initial post...