Drivers will have to have a valid license or learner's permit to drive a golf cart on Florida roads, effectively barring 14-year-olds from driving them anymore car auto cars
It’s hard to tell if this is the most Florida law ever introduced, because it deals specifically with the use of golf carts on public roads, or the least Florida law to ever exist, because it introduces limits on their use. We’ll leave it to you to decide.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law last week that will introduce restrictions to the use of golf carts based on the age and licensing status of the operator. That’s right, kids, the fun is set to stop. As it stands, you currently have to be at least 14 years of age to operate a golf cart on roads that are designated for small vehicles, but that’s about the only rule,
reports. Starting on October 1, no one under the age of 18 will be allowed to drive a golf cart on those roadways unless they have a valid license or learner’s permit.
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