All these comments along the lines of "they should use bikes instead!" are missing the point that the city-wide network would not exist without the carts. Since the paths offer multi-mode transportation, the city was able to raise the taxes necessary to build and maintain the paths. If they had tried to raise taxes for a bike-only path network, the city government would likely not have been successful. The network is as extensive as it is because of the golf carts.,(reply>), Living here, I'd also like to point out that a lot of people DO use bikes. As well as walk/run. Also there ARE 100 miles worth of paths, but a lot of those are spurs into neighborhoods. There are definitely paths that are main arteries and some with hardly anyone on them.,(reply>), @WeeklyTens You are so much smarter than everyone that you think that cities shouldn't do what makes sense for them.,(reply>), @Weeaboo Otakune If you had the patience and resources, you could take a golf-cart on a road trip. Of course, you would have to take county roads and somehow charge the batteries with solar panels and/or charging stations for EVs.,(reply>), @Graysonn1 ok move and we'll both be tickled.,(reply>), @WeeklyTens bad idea 👎