[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by Regorp

Tell you what, if I get injured by a child driving a golf cart their grandparents will no longer be able to afford living in TV. So irresponsible to allow them behind the wheel, no matter how much they whine .

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[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by JRcorvette

Everyone who drives a golf cart on the streets or MMP should be Required to pass a written test so that they know the Rules and Laws.
There are too many people driving around who have no clue or they think they know. Just saying…

Would the test be in Braille as well?
It would help a lot of Villagers.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Would the test be in Braille as well?
It would help a lot of Villagers.

[jimmy o]

As of Jan 1, 2024. Must be 14 years old to operate golf cart, no license required. If you let grand kid under 14 operate your cart you’re risking an uninsured accident.

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by Huntington Pat

Have been told that you must have a valid
drivers License to operate a golf cart in the Villagers
Is this a new law.

You think so,so who’s going to enforce that?

[Shipping up to Boston]

Always interesting to cross threads and expose some of these 'live free or die' villagers....that want little government intrusion in their lives, yet want enforcement of the little things...that are more of an anomaly than the norm. Believe me, if the county was rolling on the streets and MMP of TV...it would be a totally different vibe and culture within its borders.

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by Regorp

Tell you what, if I get injured by a child driving a golf cart their grandparents will no longer be able to afford living in TV. So irresponsible to allow them behind the wheel, no matter how much they whine .

Tort reform says you will not be able to do anything as evil as you desire.

You can keep shouting "get off my lawn" though. No angy old person reforms yet.

[Traveling lady]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

when that 12 year old hits someone , grandma will be sued.

Actually, when the 12-year-old hit someone, not only will Grandma be sued, but he will be issued a Florida drivers license, which will then be suspended. When he turns 16 or 17 in his home state and tries to get a drivers license, he will not be able to until he is 21 years old.

[herbaru]

Originally Posted by jimmy o

As of Jan 1, 2024. Must be 14 years old to operate golf cart, no license required. If you let grand kid under 14 operate your cart you’re risking an uninsured accident.

Humm where did you get your information?
Read the law! “Beginning October 1, 2023, a person operating a golf cart on public roads or streets who is under 18 years of age must possess a valid learner’s driver license or valid driver license, and a person who is 18 years of age or older must possess a valid form of government-issued photographic identification.”
No mention of private property.
Low Speed Vehicles - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by CybrSage

Tort reform says you will not be able to do anything as evil as you desire.

You can keep shouting "get off my lawn" though. No angy old person reforms yet.

I would think the actual damage done might have some effect on the size if the award.

And get off my lawn. 🤬🤬🤬

[Gatorfan1]

Originally Posted by DrHitch

There are "laws" and there are "policies".....

Don't forget that many of the cart rental companies and home owners (who rent their cart) establish their own policies that may be MORE stringent than any law in place.

Verify the owner has a policy to cover renters. (Get in writing from golf cart insurance agent) The owner and renter are liable just like you are when driving an auto.