low speed vehicles rules?

[Andy A]

If one obeys the law and adheres to the speed limit, 30A is no more dangerous than any other two lane road. Golf carts are not allowed on the bike path at any time, though we certainly have those who ignore that rule. Bottom Line...be courteous and patient when travelling 30A and other scenic highways and you'll do just fine. After all, this is paradise, what's your hurry?

 

[Will B]

I'm guessing this cart wouldn't meet the criteria of a LSV. Hope there's not an influx of these!

http://www.golfchannel.com/media/worlds-fastest-golf-cart/?cid=Email_ThursdayNL_20150219

 

[Truman]

Just saw this on a rental website.................



Effective March 15, 2014, golf cart rentals in WaterColor must be made through The Electric Cart Company and will be limited to 30 vehicles throughout the community at any given time. Only one cart may be rented per home and rentals will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.







Not sure how many homeowners own carts in WC - a lot I'm sure! Limiting carts probably means more owners buy them as perks. Not good. Better to ban them all together.

So if carts aren't allowed in Seaside what about all the people in carts flooding the town from WaterColor? Are carts immediately towed from Seaside?

What a mess...let's just ban them in South Walton except for golf courses.

 

[ShallowsNole]

If am not mistaken I think most people moved here after vacationing here at some point. So you knew what you were getting into. You have some true locals who have seen 30a grow into what it is today and maybe they have some right to reminisce about what it used to be and to *****. Bottom line if you don't like it leave. If golf carts, Canucks, loud music, bright lights, tourists etc.. bother you move to Point Washington, lots of people live there and enjoy 30a without putting up with the zany shenanigans of tourists, golf carts, zombie bikers, privileged clone kids, and luxury SUVs. Dude, we live in Paradise, Lower Alabama shut up already and get over yourself.

But then those of us that live in Point Washington try to park at a regional beach access on a Sunday afternoon and cannot do so as LSVs/golf carts occupy several parking spaces. Pet peeve...

 

[carson]

But then those of us that live in Point Washington try to park at a regional beach access on a Sunday afternoon and cannot do so as LSVs/golf carts occupy several parking spaces. Pet peeve...

Go to the beach access with a trailer and take a few while you are there.

 

[Douglas]

But then those of us that live in Point Washington try to park at a regional beach access on a Sunday afternoon and cannot do so as LSVs/golf carts occupy several parking spaces. Pet peeve...

I don't understand. Would it bother you less if those parking spaces were occupied by gasoline-powered cars?