I noticed when they were driving through the high school that most of the carts were 'LSV', meaning Low Speed Vehicles', meaning they are allowed on public streets. But some were not. Look for headlights!<br>Most newer carts can be converted to be street legal. The cost of parts typically runs around $200. Or you can buy an already street legal cart.,(reply>), @Jason Reed Apparently not, otherwise people would spend $25 for a sign, as opposed to a couple of hundreds for lights, etc.,(reply>), I wonder if they could just put a slow moving vehicle triangle on the back like what goes on tractors and be covered. I still wouldn't want to drive a slow and fragile vehicle on a road with cars and trucks that are expecting to go faster than my top speed.