Oh yeah! I almost forgot: Santa Catalina Island in California also uses golf carts this way because with the limited amount of space they have, there’s a fixed cap on the number of cars allowed on the roads—and there’s a decade-long waiting list for residents and businesses in line for one of those slots.  Smaller vehicles like golf carts are totally fine though.<br><br>There are many other interesting things about Catalina though, so if you were to do a video on it, you’d probably want to focus on the Spanish Rock (a tiny useless rock covered in gull guano that was never <b>technically</b> mentioned in the treaty that signed the region over to the US and so people joke that they’ve visited Spain when they touch it.  Or it’s hilarious conga line of invasive species that were imported, some by accident, some for agriculture, others to kill the previous invasive species, yet others for agriculture or for a scene in a movie that wouldn’t even make the final cut (Rats, snakes, wild hogs, and Bison to name a few), though honestly that kind of thing seems to be a common problem on islands.  Or the hippie colony that lived in the wilds there for a while.