Missouri golf cart laws explained — RSMo 304.034 lets any municipality allow golf carts on its streets, requires adequate brakes, and bars crossings above 45 mph. Plus LSV rules.
Only where a municipality allows it. Under RSMo § 304.034, the governing body of any municipality may by ordinance or resolution allow golf carts on streets under its jurisdiction. Golf carts are not subject to Chapter 301 registration, and by definition a golf cart cannot exceed 20 mph. Related: Shop street-legal golf carts
A golf cart may not be driven on a state or federal highway in Missouri, but it may cross one to reach a municipal street — except that under RSMo § 304.034 it may never cross at an intersection where the highway's posted limit exceeds 45 mph. Carts must have adequate brakes and meet any additional safety rules the municipality imposes. Related: Golf carts in Missouri
A low-speed vehicle — a factory-built, FMVSS 500-certified four-wheeled vehicle — is titled and registered in Missouri and may be driven on roads posted 35 mph or less, with no city ordinance required. Factory-certified models like the DENAGO CITY qualify; TIGON delivers across Missouri, call 1-844-844-6638. Related: Shop Low Speed Vehicles