[noslices1]

Originally Posted by VillagerNut

On the multiple modal paths or road, you can be fined for a unregistered golf cart. They cannot give you a ticket for speeding. It will end up costing you around $600 between court costs and getting your golf cart certified that the speed is set correct. Yes DUI can also happen on the paths.

I have never heard of “registration” for a golf cart, LSV’s yes, but Golf Carts no.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by ChicagoNative

Curious: who wrote the ticket and how did they catch him?

Sheriff.

Came up behind him ......... Copper on Buena Vista, cart on path.

[Snogg]

Originally Posted by frose

does anyone really know the speed limit on the golf cart roads?

20 mph

[Dana1963]

Originally Posted by frose

does anyone really know the speed limit on the golf cart roads?

Why aren’t there any Honda Golf Carts Watch a 150mph Honda lawnmower race up Goodwood | Top Gear
Because their lawn mowers ruined it.

[tvbound]

Originally Posted by Dana1963

Why aren’t there any Honda Golf Carts Watch a 150mph Honda lawnmower race up Goodwood | Top Gear
Because their lawn mowers ruined it.

Now THAT - is hauling grass. LOL

[Vermilion Villager]

Originally Posted by noslices1

I have never heard of “registration” for a golf cart, LSV’s yes, but Golf Carts no.

I think what he is saying
1. a golf cart by law has a maximum speed of 20mph
2. if you are going over 20mph then by law you must be driving an LSV.
3. Since it is now determined based on speed you have an LSV, then you need to have it registered.

See....there's always a way to get you.

[GPFan47]

Originally Posted by frose

does anyone really know the speed limit on the golf cart roads?

The published "Rules of the Road" say 20 mph.

[jaccac]

20 mph

[mrf0151]

Originally Posted by VillagerNut View Post
On the multiple modal paths or road, you can be fined for a unregistered golf cart. They cannot give you a ticket for speeding. It will end up costing you around $600 between court costs and getting your golf cart certified that the speed is set correct. Yes DUI can also happen on the paths.
I have never heard of “registration” for a golf cart, LSV’s yes, but Golf Carts no.

True, golf carts are not registered. What the poster is saying is that since you choose to drive faster than the legal 20mph you can be sited for driving an unregistered vehicle, thats all.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by frose

does anyone really know the speed limit on the golf cart roads?

does anybody really know what time it is ....on the golf car roads? Maybe a clock every 2 miles would be good?

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Sheriff.

Came up behind him ......... Copper on Buena Vista, cart on path.

The sheriff was in a golf cart???
Or driving a squad car on the MMP???

[irishdave]

the golf carts are required to have governors limiting them to 20mph +/- 10%

[Rzepecki]

Originally Posted by frose

does anyone really know the speed limit on the golf cart roads?

https://www.districtgov.org/PDFView/...20211007001301

See pages 14-17.

[Bogie Shooter]

I did not realize there were so many ways to say 20mph.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

There are some posted speed limit signs peppered throughout the Villages. On the Morse bridge that leads from the north of Lake Sumter into Sumter Landing Town Square, the signs say the speed limit for the bridge is 10mph.

Between the Wales gate and the Boone gate on the "Historic" side, the speed limit is 15MPH. That's a public road though, not a golf cart path. And no one pays attention to that speed limit anyway (I try but I won't lie, I usually go faster).

Generally though, the unposted speed limit would be 20MPH, because legally, your golf cart isn't allowed to be capable of exceeding 20mph anyway.