While a driver's license is not required to operate a golf cart, a conviction for DUI in a golf cart can lead to loss of one's license to drive a car. Golf carts on any public roads must obey all traffic ordinances, such as stop lights, yielding to pedestrians, and proper turn signaling.

Can I Drive a Golf Cart in My Neighborhood in Florida? For residents wondering if you can drive their golf cart around the neighborhood, you can. In Florida, both golf carts and low-speed vehicles (LSVs) are allowed on residential streets.

Under the previous law, 14-year-olds were allowed to operate golf carts on public roads. However, under the new bill, the legal age to drive a golf cart in Florida has changed. Individuals under 18 must now be at least 15 years old with a learner's permit or 16 years old with a driver's license.

Open to all modes of transportation, except automobiles and motorcycles, the multi-modal paths are found throughout The Villages community and welcome all travelers, including walkers, runners, cyclists and golf cars.