Important Notice: <\/b>Many Pablo Beach customers do own Street-Legal Golf Carts, Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVs) and Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs). While we do have the ability to insure these type of vehicles, standalone insurance policies for golf carts and LSVs\/NEVs are hard to come by.<\/p>\n
There are a very limited number of carriers that offer this type of coverage at a reasonable rate, or at all. The best way to insure these vehicles is to have a full auto account to add it. If you allow us to quote your auto and golf cart or LSV\/NEV<\/a><\/strong> then we can certainly find you a policy\/rate that makes sense. We are here to help!<\/p>\n Many Jacksonville residents are relying on golf carts for transportation more than regular passenger vehicles. This is especially true with so many street legal golf carts on the road. Before you go off the standard carting path with your cart, it is best to understand the local road rules and insurance requirements.<\/p>\n The wonderful weather throughout the year makes golf carts a huge convenience for Florida drivers<\/a> of all ages. With many area residents living in planned communities and retirement communities, golf carts offer fuel efficient, inexpensive alternatives to standard vehicles.<\/p>\n More popular as primary modes of transportation among area retirees, golf carts are also used by families for more recreational outings. However, there are many benefits to those who use golf carts for transportation in Florida, including:<\/p>\n Florida has some tricky regulations to consider when it comes to golf carts, however. The better you understand those regulations, the safer it is for you or your family members to operate golf carts on the road.<\/p>\n First and foremost, Florida has different regulations for golf carts and low-speed vehicles (LSVs). Low-speed vehicles are what most people are referring to when discussing street-legal golf carts. Among the statutes Florida has in place for street legal golf carts are the following:<\/p>\n The other important thing to remember when operating a golf cart on the street in Florida is that you are subject to the rules of the road. You can be ticketed for driving in a manner that places you or others at risk. This includes distracted driving, intoxicated operation of your cart, speeding, driving on illegal roads (where the posted speed limit exceeds 35 MPH or where it is posted that you cannot drive), and for not having a valid driver\u2019s license.<\/p>\n Jacksonville golf cart insurance\u00a0isn\u2019t only about protecting your golf cart from theft while you\u2019re out and about. Insurance is essential for helping to protect the health of your passengers if you\u2019re in an accident. It also helps to cover injury liability and property damage that occurs in an accident.<\/p>\n The state of Florida requires a specific minimum amount of coverage for golf cart insurance. Contact\u00a0Pablo Beach Insurance<\/a> to learn about your options for Jacksonville Golf Cart Insurance and determine if you are comfortable with the minimum coverage or prefer additional coverage to protect your assets.<\/p>\nWhy are Golf Carts so Popular in Florida?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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