If you plan to drive your golf cart or LSV (low-speed vehicle) on public roads, you'll probably need insurance. You may also need to register your golf cart with the DMV, depending on your state.

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. — Golf carts can now cross one of the busiest roads in the area: U.S. 19. The city of New Port Richey started allowing crossings in July on U.S. 19 and Gulf Drive. The city ...

Tampa Police Chief Mary O’Connor submitted her resignation after an internal affairs review found she violated police department policy during the Nov. 12 stop by a Pinellas County sheriff’s ...

Golf etiquette says you don't drive a golf cart near the putting green -- MUCH LESS ALL OVER IT. Among other reasons, this is to protect the delicate turf as a playing surface everyone can enjoy.