Are Golf Carts or LSVs Allowed on Sidewalks in Port St. Lucie?
The City’s 2025 workshop materials repeatedly point to sidewalk use as a concern. Port St. Lucie’s status quo slide states “No sidewalk use for LSVs or golf carts,” and the agenda summary specifically mentions safety concerns from illegal sidewalk golf cart use.
Do not assume that a golf cart can be driven on Port St. Lucie roads or sidewalks just because it is used in a private community or nearby city.
City of Port St Lucie – Golf Carts and Low Speed Vehicles
The City Police Department has information inclding a flyer and link to Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle information. Link to City of PSL Webpage
CBS 12 WPEC Video Report
Important Disclaimer
This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Golf cart and low-speed vehicle laws can change, and local ordinances may apply differently depending on the roadway, community, vehicle equipment, registration status, and use case. This page is not legal advice. Before operating a golf cart or low-speed vehicle, confirm the current requirements with the City of Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie County, the Florida Statutes, and any applicable law enforcement or registration authority.