[DonnaNi4os]

Originally Posted by Bigmike18

I have been in the villages for a few years now. During my trips on our golf cart there have been many reasons it would be helpful to be able to identify a golf cart. (Report an accident, vandalism,theft, reckless driving, carts from outside the villages using trails, just to name a few)
Maybe it is time to register each golf cart and have a type of license plate for identification??

Only the street legal golf carts require a license plate and registration. Golf carts in general are considered more like a bicycle than a vehicle.

[Proveone]

Originally Posted by Bigmike18

I have been in the villages for a few years now. During my trips on our golf cart there have been many reasons it would be helpful to be able to identify a golf cart. (Report an accident, vandalism,theft, reckless driving, carts from outside the villages using trails, just to name a few)
Maybe it is time to register each golf cart and have a type of license plate for identification??

That's what we need, more state registration fee!

[MrFlorida]

No thanks, we have enough regulations .

[mrf0151]

Mikey Likes It. No one else.

[Petersweeney]

Thanks for making me realize how lucky to have my cars in Florida and not have to waste a day at the gas station to get an inspection….and pay 50 bucks for nothing.

[Waltdisney4life]

And so the Socialism begins in the villages

[jleonard]

I would rather see them spend the money to Bluetooth the entry gates and eliminate the physical car pass.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bigmike18

I have been in the villages for a few years now. During my trips on our golf cart there have been many reasons it would be helpful to be able to identify a golf cart. (Report an accident, vandalism,theft, reckless driving, carts from outside the villages using trails, just to name a few)
Maybe it is time to register each golf cart and have a type of license plate for identification??

So, paying fee will help.

[DIRTYSECRET]

I've got a better idea. Give 10% of the homes in the Villages to disabled vets. The other 90% of homeowners have time to support and show their appreciation. How do we 'give' them away? Since everyone living there has taken care of business over a lifetime they can donate their homes. They've already got one foot in the grave. Totally voluntary. Might take a decade or 2. No need for government involvement, just an adjustment in the rules.

Let's see. 130k people living there now. That would make room for 13k vet couples.

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by jleonard

I would rather see them spend the money to Bluetooth the entry gates and eliminate the physical car pass.

Yessss!! I think vehicles should have a barcode pass on the window.
We had them in Kingsmill in Williamsburg, Va. and they worked great.

[metoo21]

Just call Joe @ (845) 542-7365‬ and he will come to your home, clone your gate pass and stick it inside the driver mirror on your car. Then you drive up to the gate and it will magically open. Don't have to keep up with those white cards. Best $25 spent.

[Speedie]

Carts are not like cars. Instead they are considered more like lawnmowers. No license tags

[Number 10 GI]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

Either rules or vigilantes. You pick.

Too many senseless rules creates rebels and rebellion.

[JKELLYNY]

NO NO NO! Insure cart on your own, put an old license plate on it & be happy & free!🇺🇸😘🙏🇺🇸

[llaran]

Peachtree city in Georgia regulates golf carts, it's a golf cart community of 38000.