INDIAN ROCKS BEACH GOLF CART ACCIDENT - Pinellas County Florida

PINELLAS COUNTY - The Indian Rocks Beach City Commission voted to make golf carts street legal on most of its roadways. If you've never been there, Indian Rocks is a quaint little beach town dotted with cottages along a white sandy beach. Many residents get around on foot or by bike, visiting the local art shops and restaurants.

To be street legal a golf cart must be equipped with seat belts, headlights, turn signals, stop lamps and parking brakes, a windshield, rear view mirror and can only be driven by a licensed driver. It's not all good news though. The vote permits golf carts on streets owned and operated by the municipality, but not on Gulf Blvd, which is owned by the state (South of Walsingham) and the county (North of Walsingham). In order to get to the beach, drivers must cross Gulf Blvd. The city will need to address whether or not carts are able to safely cross Gulf Blvd and identify crossing locations with signage. Indian Rocks Beach is the first of the gulf beaches to adopt golf carts, but there are a few other nearby communities that permit them.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a golf cart accident on Indian Rocks Beach call the Tripp Law Firm for a FREE telephone consultation. We are former residents of Indian Shores.

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