In Florida, a low-speed vehicle (LSV) — such as a street-legal golf cart — may operate on roads with a posted speed limit of:
25 mph or less.
FL allows LSVs on slightly higher-limit roads.
35 mph or less.
55 mph or less.
LSVs are not allowed on high-speed roads.
Any speed limit.
LSVs have a restricted maximum road speed.
Florida allows low-speed vehicles (max 25 mph design speed) to operate on public roads with a posted speed limit of 35 mph or less, provided the LSV is titled, registered, insured, and the driver has a valid driver's license. LSVs must also have seatbelts, lights, mirrors, and a windshield.
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