Golf Cart Safety and Driving Tips

Drive slowly through turns and drive straight and slow up and down slopes.
Be certain to set the brake when coming to a complete stop.
Never shift gears while the golf cart is in motion. Never exceed the safe speed limit. Remember: golf cart safety is number one.
Stop carts at all blind intersections and sound the horns before proceeding.
Park cars in a manner that they do not impede or interfere with normal pedestrian or vehicular traffic flow on roadways, ramps or sidewalks.
Always "drive friendly". This would ensure that your use of a cart wouldn't impede the play of others.
Park your cart behind or beside the green, never in front, to allow players behind you to hit sooner after you've finished the hole.
Avoid driving the golf car into the "approach" area 20 to 30 yards in front of the green.
Stop your cart to avoid distracting a nearby player who is preparing to hit a shot.
Never drive into yards or neighboring properties.
Never drive onto a green, collar or tee or any marked hazard.
Spread out wear-and-tear by avoiding compacted areas.
If carts are allowed in the fairway, follow the golf cart safety 90-degree rule: Stay on the path until you come even with your ball, then make a 90-degree turn into the fairway and drive directly to your ball.
Watch for special signage or other markers that direct traffic.
Avoid driving over sprinkler heads and yardage markers.