Kansas golf cart laws explained — K.S.A. 8-15,108 keeps golf carts off highways and streets over 30 mph unless a city authorizes them, and limits them to daylight without lights.
Only on city streets a city has authorized, and never faster than 30 mph. Under K.S.A. § 8-15,108 it is unlawful to drive a golf cart on any interstate, federal, or state highway, or on a city street unless the city authorizes it, or on any road posted over 30 mph. Golf carts are not registered in Kansas (K.S.A. § 8-128). Related: Shop street-legal golf carts
K.S.A. § 8-15,108 limits golf carts to the hours between sunrise and sunset unless the cart is equipped with lights as required for motorcycles and a properly mounted slow-moving-vehicle emblem under K.S.A. § 8-1717. A golf cart may cross a federal, state, or higher-speed street even though it can't travel along one. Related: Golf carts in Kansas
A low-speed vehicle — a factory-built, FMVSS 500-certified four-wheeled vehicle — is titled and registered in Kansas and, unlike a golf cart, is certified for on-road use, so it doesn't depend on a city ordinance. Factory-certified models like the DENAGO CITY qualify; TIGON delivers across Kansas, call 1-844-844-6638. Related: Shop Low Speed Vehicles