✅ What Is a Low-Speed Vehicle?
In Florida, an LSV is defined as a 4-wheeled vehicle that:
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Has a top speed between 20 and 25 mph
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Is street-legal on roads with a posted speed limit of 35 mph or less
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Must be registered and insured, just like a car
All of our carts are 100% compliant and road-ready.
🛣️ Where Can You Drive a Golf Cart?
You can drive on:
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Public roads with a speed limit of 35 mph or less
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Designated golf cart zones (like Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, and Belleair)
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Residential neighborhoods and beachside roads where allowed
You cannot drive on:
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Roads with a speed limit over 35 mph
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Highways, interstates, or main thoroughfares
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Sidewalks, trails, or bike paths
Click above to view a map of everywhere you can drive our carts!
👶 Children & Car Seat Requirements
Safety is our top priority, especially when it comes to kids.
Here’s what Florida law says:
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All children under 5 years old must be secured in a federally approved child restraint device.
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Ages 0–3: Must be in a separate car seat (rear or forward-facing depending on age/weight).
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Ages 4–5: Must use either a booster seat or car seat based on the child’s size and age.
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Children 6 and older may use a seat belt if it fits properly.
All of our carts come equipped with seat belts in every row. Please bring your own car seat or booster when needed — just like you would in a rental car.
We’re happy to help you install one when your cart is delivered!
🧑✈️ Who Can Drive?
To operate one of our golf carts:
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You must be at least 16 with a valid driver’s license
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You must follow all standard traffic laws
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DUI laws apply — don’t drink and drive, even in a golf cart
🚓 Safety Requirements
Our carts include:
✔️ Seat belts for every passenger
✔️ Headlights, taillights & turn signals
✔️ Rearview mirrors
✔️ Windshields
✔️ Reflectors
Everything is Florida street-legal — no worries, no hassle.