Prepare your application
Record the owner and vehicle details. Save a draft and update it as needed.
Prepare your application, maintain your documents, and preview directions on your community’s proposed golf cart network.
One simple applicationKeep everything together
$0 proposed local feeOne-year proposed permit
Know the routePreview your proposed route
Record the owner and vehicle details. Save a draft and update it as needed.
Upload cart photos, your license, coverage, ownership, and inspection records.
Once authorized, municipal review leads to a verifiable permit and personalized decal.
Choose a start and destination, then preview directions along the proposed golf cart network for your community.
A structured annual decal with local authority, serial reference, expiration, and online verification after authorized issuance.
Digital records reduce duplicate paperwork. Each community keeps its rules, routes, and approval authority.
This site does not establish permission to drive. The supplied ordinance is a proposal. An authorized street needs enacted rules, confirmed jurisdiction and speed, no exclusion, and the required installed signs. Candidate map segments are not legal routes.
The proposal does not open sidewalks, bike lanes, shared-use paths, trails, or the Riverwalk to golf carts. A lawful driveway crossing is different from driving along a path.
No. Initial issuance requires a visual and functional inspection by a sworn officer or a provider approved by the responsible local authority under the supplied proposals. Media helps organize review but cannot certify mechanical safety.
The proposed permit lasts one year from issuance and requires annual renewal. The expiration date appears on the issued decal and verification record. Final municipal approval and continued eligibility are required.
Uploads are private and access-controlled. Permit verification exposes limited cart and permit information, never your identity documents, home address, or policy files. Records later held by a municipality may be subject to public-records law and applicable exemptions.