Mississippi golf cart laws explained — Miss. Code 63-32-3 lets cities allow golf carts and LSVs on local roads, with registration, license, and insurance.
Only where a municipality has authorized it. Under Miss. Code § 63-32-3, a municipality's governing authorities may allow golf carts and low-speed vehicles on public roads and streets designated by ordinance within city limits. They may run where bicycles are allowed but not on state or federal highways (except interstate crossings by the shortest route), staying in the outside lane on multilane roads. Related: Golf carts in Mississippi
Yes, when driven on public roads. Miss. Code § 63-32-5 requires every golf cart and low-speed vehicle used on public roads to be registered with the city — the owner pays an administrative fee, shows proof of financial responsibility and a valid driver's license, and receives a registration decal displayed on the left rear fender that stays valid as long as they own the vehicle. Related: Shop street-legal golf carts
A low-speed vehicle in Mississippi is a factory-built, FMVSS 500-certified (49 CFR 571.500) four-wheeled vehicle with a 20–25 mph top speed, titled and registered like a motor vehicle. Under § 63-32-3 it can use municipally designated roads, and operators must carry a driver's license and proof of financial responsibility. Factory models like the DENAGO CITY qualify; TIGON delivers across Mississippi, call 1-844-844-6638. Related: Shop Low Speed Vehicles