According to ORS 801.295, a golf cart is defined as a motor vehicle that has not less than three wheels contacting the ground, is designed to be operated at a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour, is designed to carry golf equipment and a maximum of two people including the driver, and has an unloaded weight of 1,300 pounds.

What is the Difference Between a Golf Cart and LSV?

In the state of Montana, there are more and more people relying on alternative modes of transportation. Golf carts and low-speed vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, especially in neighborhoods with older residents.

SilverWolf™ Vehicles Inc. now offers TEEKON™, a rear wheel drive plug ‘n play power kit providing golf car enthusiasts with increased performance without sacrificing battery life.

New E-Z-Go Express vehicles feature industry’s first 72-volt AC electric powertrain.

Nivel’s latest offering will make golf car owners happy and make golf car dealers’ lives easier.