Originally Posted by Bilyclub (Post 2124364)

Golf carts are legal on city roads in Wildwood.
Sec. 12-155. - Operation of golf carts on public city roads.
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(a)Authorization to operate golf carts on public city roads. Golf carts meeting the definition set forth in section 12-152 may be operated on all public city roads where the posted speed limit is 35 miles per hour or less. Public city road shall mean any thoroughfare maintained by the city that is commonly used for vehicular traffic.

Originally Posted by HORNET (Post 2124648)

All they have to do is make all golf cart shops pay a fine when ever a cart is stolen. When we lived in Vegas, power cables were stolen from large freeway lights, Clark County assessed every scrap dealer in Clark County a share of the amount stolen. Took 3 months and it ended!

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124811)

There are many articles of police responding to a owners report of a stolen vehicle of any type that was located with an airtag. Also reports of dummy owners getting severely beaten trying to retrieve their car/bike or whatever by themselves.

Just a few examples a simple Google would find:

AirTag used by Boston police to recover stolen bike | AppleInsider

Man uses Apple AirTag to guide police to his stolen vehicle

AirTag used by police to track down serial thief in North Carolina - 9to5Mac

and this for the dummy DIY'er: ;)

NYC man learns the hard way to not track down thieves with an AirTag

Robbery victim tracks thief with AirTag, gets broken nose | AppleInsider

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124811)

There are many articles of police responding to a owners report of a stolen vehicle of any type that was located with an airtag. Also reports of dummy owners getting severely beaten trying to retrieve their car/bike or whatever by themselves.

Just a few examples a simple Google would find:

AirTag used by Boston police to recover stolen bike | AppleInsider

Man uses Apple AirTag to guide police to his stolen vehicle

AirTag used by police to track down serial thief in North Carolina - 9to5Mac

and this for the dummy DIY'er: ;)

NYC man learns the hard way to not track down thieves with an AirTag

Robbery victim tracks thief with AirTag, gets broken nose | AppleInsider

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 2124868)

Not a real smart idea. But if you feel compelled, remember, never bring a knife to a gun fight.

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124811)

There are many articles of police responding to a owners report of a stolen vehicle of any type that was located with an airtag. Also reports of dummy owners getting severely beaten trying to retrieve their car/bike or whatever by themselves.

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124760)

Are you sure it was a "Villager." There are a lot of homes back there and I have seen a cart at Starbucks a couple times and spoke to the driver. He said he was from the home development back there.

Originally Posted by Caymus (Post 2124920)

Does LoJack still exist? Back in the 1980's my company had it installed in the expensive construction equipment that was normally unguarded.

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124954)

I know you like BIG FONTS so here:

"You" (referring to ME). Say what? Where did I say I would do that? Please review what you quoted and maybe actually read what I wrote. Here, I'll save you the time even using big fonts like you seem to enjoy:





:D :D :D

Originally Posted by Bilyclub (Post 2124967)

Yes, watched them go Southbound across 466A onto Pinellas. Unless they were from Beaumont and sneaking into TV.

Originally Posted by westernrider75 (Post 2124861)

Just curious, I thought there was a monthly charge on the AirTags?

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 2124971)

It's funny though. One can drive electric bikes across and even plain bikes but not a GC. Go figya!

Originally Posted by Bilyclub (Post 2124364)

From Freedom Plaza on 44 they ride on the grass to the Brownwood Hotel/Advanced Care parking lot. From Beaumont on 466A they come in on Pinellas.
Golf carts are legal on city roads in Wildwood.
Sec. 12-155. - Operation of golf carts on public city roads.
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(a)Authorization to operate golf carts on public city roads. Golf carts meeting the definition set forth in section 12-152 may be operated on all public city roads where the posted speed limit is 35 miles per hour or less. Public city road shall mean any thoroughfare maintained by the city that is commonly used for vehicular traffic.