[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

You will not be bothered if you only talk about "it" and don't do "it".

Not likely to happen. But if I read "Leisureville" correctly, everyone would have to bring their own pineapples, gold shoes and loofahs

[WhoDat]

It is my understanding (saw something about it on another post) that the legal advisor to the sheriff has written a memo indicating that the sheriff's office has no enforcement authority on the multi-modal paths. They are only authorized by state statute to enforce laws on the street.

[looneycat]

Originally Posted by The Buckeyes

Had the unfortunate situation to get stuck behind a street legal cart on Pinellas Place this afternoon between Buena Vista and Morse. I have nothing against these carts except when they travel at 22moh in a 30mph zone. I can't tell you how many vehicles were backed up behind me but, I would imagine many of them raised their arm with a gesture when the cart turned off near Bonifay.

they are only allowed to go 25mph.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by cquick

Street legal LSV's are not allowed to go over 20mph on the multimodal paths. They can be ticketed for speeding.

I am not aware of speed limits on the multi modal paths, nor have I ever seen any speed limit signs posted on them.

Where did you get this information?

[outlaw]

The law for NEVs/LSVs is that they can not be capable of exceeding 25 mph, I think. Most LSVs go less than 25 mph. Change the law.

[cquick]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

I am not aware of speed limits on the multi modal paths, nor have I ever seen any speed limit signs posted on them.

Where did you get this information?

I guess I just thought it was true. I don't know where I got the info.

[rubicon]

I have been a member for 6 years and this must be the 35th time this issue has been raised, scrutinized and solved. Why? Because our golf carts are our everything, our pals and our identity God Bless America, Land........

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