If you’ve assembled a golf cart from parts (ASPT) and want to drive it on public roads in Florida, you must register it as a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV). The process involves meeting state and federal safety standards, gathering documentation, and passing an official inspection. Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure your ASPT cart meets […]
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Golf carts are a popular way to get around Country Club East in Lakewood Ranch, but to use one legally, you need to follow some important rules. These guidelines are designed to keep the community safe, organized, and accountable. Approved Golf Carts Only two types of carts are allowed in Country Club East: Personal carts
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If you own a vacation rental on Anna Maria Island, you already know the competition is fierce. Standing out takes more than just a pool and proximity to the beach—it takes offering something guests actually want and remember. A Street Legal Golf Cart is one of the most powerful upgrades you can make to your
What is a LSV? Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs) and Golf Carts differ significantly in design, speed capabilities, legal requirements, and permitted areas of operation. LSVs are defined by Florida law as four-wheeled vehicles with a top speed between 20-25 miles per hour. These vehicles must be registered, titled, and insured with personal injury protection (PIP)
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