Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has recently signed a new golf cart law in Florida that imposes new regulations on young people driving golf carts. Under this new legislation, Florida teens will now be required to have proper identification in order to legally operate a golf cart on streets and roads. The aim of the new law is to address the rising concerns surrounding accidents involving golf carts with underage drivers. According to a study from the American Academy of Pediatrics, over 6,500 children suffer injuries in golf-cart-related incidents annually. Tragically, in 2021, a 15-year-old in St. Johns County nearly lost their life while operating a golf cart. These alarming statistics prompted local Florida Representative Cyndi Stevenson, who recognized the urgency to protect...

If you need to move people around a low-speed property in an environmentally friendly manner, Moto Electric Vehicles can help with a great selection of street legal electric vehicles that can lower your operating costs while reducing your environmental footprint. A trend sweeping the nation is employing low-speed vehicles as a primary mode of private and public modes of transportation. The idea that street legal electric golf carts are just for silver-haired seniors cruising a town center has been replaced by the momentum for moving everyone in a smarter way. It’s time for you to embrace the simplicity and efficiency of an electric people movers. After all, the times are changing and eco-friendly street legal golf carts, shuttles, trams, and utility vehicles have become a...

According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center, a low-speed vehicle is any four-wheeled electric vehicle, excluding golf carts, that achieves speeds of at least 20 miles per hour (mph) but not more than 25 mph. Low-speed vehicles may access public streets with speed limits of up to 35 mph Confusingly, some vehicles marketed as golf carts can exceed 20 miles per hour, which technically disqualifies them as LSVs. If you are considering purchasing an LSV, be sure to do your research to better understand the advantages and limitations of the vehicle you are considering. LSVs are most often electric-powered and often used for short-distance transportation, such as commuting, running errands, moving people, or getting around a low-speed campus. In most...

Now is the time to visit Moto Electric Vehicles online. We’ve been building state of the industry golf carts ever since these nimble electric vehicles were just being used by golfers to get from the tee to the green. Industry experts had forecasted the golf cart industry would grow by 10% a year but the pandemic (and other supply chain issues) caused some manufactures to fail in meeting their annual production goals. That left many consumers searching high-and-low for street legal golf carts, electric shuttles and other low-speed electric vehicles. Where many dealers are still experiencing shipping delays, MotoEV has been busy meeting the demand for individual golf carts, electric utility vehicles, and fleets of environmentally friendly people movers. If your transportation...

Street legal electric shuttles are a more environmentally-friendly alternative to gas powered vehicles, as they don't produce harmful emissions that contribute to pollution and global warming. Incorporating electric buses into a business or community fleet allows its members the opportunity to reduce their carbon footprint while also protecting passengers and citizens from health risks related to air pollutants. In this way, fleets have the chance not only to help improve our planet today but to shape a cleaner future for generations to come. Electric people movers are a practical and green way for businesses, campuses, industrial sites and resorts to reduce their transportation-related carbon footprint. In addition to providing more efficient rides than gas powered counterparts,...

From early spring to the late fall months, people seeking a little more fun and convenience in their lives often find themselves searching online for information about driving a golf cart on the streets. While local statutes and enforcement practices vary between federal, state, county, and municipal jurisdictions, understanding the laws that apply to your area is essential. At the end of the day, driving a golf cart on public roads can seem like a fun way to get around, but make sure you know the local laws and regulations that apply to your area before you hit the streets. If you're looking to use your golf cart as street legal transportation, then you may want to look into investing in a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV). These vehicles are designed specifically for road use and...

Electric street legal golf carts are small vehicles that are designed to be used on golf courses and other areas where traditional automobiles are not allowed. They are powered by electricity, which makes them environmentally friendly and quiet to operate. Many electric street legal golf carts are also equipped with features such as headlights, taillights, turn signals, and seat belts, which allow them to be used on public roads in certain areas. “You likely remember when golf carts were actually for golfers,” says Brett Jackrel, Sales Manager of Moto Electric Vehicles. “Thankfully, I was able to start in the business as the conventional electric cart began to evolve into today’s more versatile offering of low-speed vehicles for street use and fun...

Have you been searching online for a convenient way to move people around a low-speed environment?  MotoEV 8-passenger street legal golf carts are a perfect replacement for the neighborhood Uber; and with the ill effects of climate change like widespread flooding, stronger hurricanes, and more frequent forest fires, the world expects us to utilize electric-powered vehicles that can help protect everyone’s future. After all, one of the quickest ways to decarbonize the transportation sector in a sustainable way is take full advantage of multi-passenger electric utility vehicles for transporting people in areas with slower posted speed limits. In today’s busy world, low-speed vehicles that can carry multiple passengers are an ideal choice for use in airports, churches,...

Spring is no longer thought of as the only season for weddings. During the two-plus years of the Covid-19 pandemic, couples had to either scrap their wedding plans, delay the date, or get married after settling for a slimmed-down version of the celebration. To no surprise, there is now a huge demand from couples wanting to tie-the-knot… and many with a simpler wedding in mind. According to the Wedding Report, about 2.5 million couples are expected to get married in 2022. This is a 15% greater demand than before coronavirus. This means weddings will be taking place year-round somewhere, sometime, and every day of the week. Whether your Big Day is going to be more casual or not, now is a good time to assess the plan for Bride and Groom transportation. For those living in a...

Since the three-wheel golf cart was first spotted on California streets in the 1930s, people have discovered many uses for this less-expensive means of transportation that runs on battery power. Even though golfers with mobility issues were quick to praise the advantages of the electric golf cart, most ignored the potential benefits and chose to walk the course alongside their caddies. That was the tradition and golf has always been a very traditional sport. As the social aspect of the sport began to attract more people, most courses quickly recognized the distinct advantages the electric golf cart had in moving golfers from one stroke to the next. As baby boomers began to age, electric golf carts became even more popular. Without the burden of carrying their clubs, older golfers...