Speed limits, checked road by road.
CartPath reads the posted limit on every road segment, so your golf cart, LSV, or NEV stays on roads it’s legally allowed to drive.
One route, segment by segment
- 35 mph or less
- — legal for your vehicle
- Over 35 mph
- — not legal, and marked as such
Why CartPath exists
Regular GPS apps route by speed or distance. They have no idea that a golf cart can’t drive on a 45 mph road — so they will happily send you down one, and the first you hear about it is when you are on it.
CartPath starts from the opposite end. It checks the posted limit on every road segment, scores each route by how much of it stays at or below 35 mph, and tries up to five variations to find the most compliant path. You pick from what it finds, with the trade-off in front of you rather than hidden.
Where people use it
These communities have extensive cart-legal road networks. CartPath works there — and anywhere else in the U.S. with LSV-legal roads.
The Villages
Florida
Peachtree City
Georgia
Sun City
Arizona
Hilton Head Island
South Carolina
Who makes it
CartPath is made by Bradford Technologies Group LLC, based in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Questions, corrections, or a road we got wrong? Get in touch — we reply within one business day.