Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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could you explain further? my cart can go 23.
why would that be illegal? |
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#17
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Because Florida law states a non street legal cart is limited to a maximum speed of 20 MPH. Exceed that at your (and your wallet’s) own risk. It isn’t a cheap violation.
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O good, just what we need brighter lights blinding everybody 100 yards down the road. Most golf cart headlights can be use for raccoon hunting.
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That is so true. Some are so bright that it hurts.
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Is it safe to ride at night?
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Please dim your lights for approaching carts. Some carts have extra lights that are so bright it hurts. Also we can't see until they pass. Dangerous for all.
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At 20 MPH you do NOT need high beams. Just turn them off if you have them. They are irritating and blinding.
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Check that the self cancelling turn signals actually turn off automatically. On the cart I bought from Gordon’s Garage (the Lake Sumter Villages golf cars) the turn signal turns off after a turn about 50% of the time. When I complained they “fixed” it. Their fix made the headlights not work. By the time I got the cart back in it was out of warranty by a week, so I had to pay for the new part. They still only work half the time.
I do have another cart bought elsewhere with self cancelling turn signals. They work as advertised. |
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