Golf Cart Accidents FAQs

What you should do after a golf cart accident is similar to what you do after a car accident. File a police report, seek medical attention, document your injuries and...

Golf cart insurance can cost as little as $75 per year in Florida. The insurance company you choose, modifications to your golf cart that change how it is categorized,...

Homeowners insurance covers golf cart accidents in certain cases. Standard homeowners policies may not include coverage for golf cart accidents. Property owners may add...

Insurance companies recognize golf carts and other passenger vehicles are different because of their safety features and where they can be legally operated. Therefore,...

Yes, you can get a DUI on a golf cart. Though golf carts are not considered a “motor vehicle,” a drunk golf cart driver can cause harm. For this reason, law...

Just like with auto accidents, it is important to identify who is responsible in a golf cart accident and hold them accountable for their negligence. If you suffered...

You should generally hire a lawyer for a golf cart accident. A lawyer will handle all aspects of your insurance claim or lawsuit while you focus on yourself. Your lawyer...

Who pays in a golf cart accident depends on the facts of the accident. Although there may be exceptions, the owner of the golf cart may generally be liable for accidents...