Golf carts in Peachtree City

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Golf carts in Peachtree City

Photos of golf carts in Peachtree City.

A golf cart crossing sign in Peachtree City shows how popular the vehicles are. Golf Carts are a primary form of transportation in a city that has developed its business and residential areas around golf cart pathways.

Brad and Leigh Kaufman ride around their nieghborhood at Centennial, with their children Mauri Wilson (second from right) and Miller Wilson (right).

Christy Utt and her two year old daughter Jenna enjoy a ride on the cart path in Peachtree City.

Sean Lemay, 15, drives a golf cart by himself for the first time. In 2007, Peachtree City voted to allow people learner's permits to drive golf carts.

A golf cart decorated for Peachtree City's 4th of July parade.

In 2006, Peachtree City banned parking along Petrol Point near McIntosh high school because the road became too clogged.

Gary Haynes (left) and Tonya Haynes along with daughter Lacey Haynes, 11, ride in a golf cart alongside highway 54 in Peachtree City in 2003. In 2003, the city required all drivers of golf carts to have the same license as those who drive cars.

Peachtree City resident Ray Barrilleaux and his 3 year old son Joey are almost walking the dogs.......well lets say that the dogs are walking anyway as the Barrilleaux family ride along in their golf cart.

A golf cart is parked in a parking space adjacent to a muscle car at the Kiwanis Auto and Golf Cart Show in Peachtree City.

The Ritchie children from left Alex and twins Krista, center, and Becca have a golf cart that is a hot dog stand and they go to community events and run their business.

In 2002, McIntosh High School introduced a golf cart parking lot with numbered spaces and room for more than a hundred carts.

In 1997, the Peachtree City Police Department deployed Neighborhood Vehicles equipped with police lights and signage to patrol parts of the city.

On Sept. 22, 2005, Debra Overholt was killed when she was thrown from a golf cart taking a sharp turn. Golf-cart related injuries skyrocketed more than 132 percent between 1990 and 2006. More than 147,000 people, varying in age from 2 months to 96, were injured in golf cart accidents and seven people were killed over that 17-year span, according to the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.

Mike Stevens started Big Mike's, which offers guided golf cart tours of Peachtree City.

Chris Anderson, of Peachtree City, looks at an old 1967 Westinghouse Marketeer Golf Cart with his son Cody Anderson, 3, center, and Tyler Moorse, 3, during the 2008 Kiwanis Auto and Golf Cart Show in Peachtree City.

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A golf cart crossing sign in Peachtree City shows how popular the vehicles are. Golf Carts are a primary form of transportation in a city that has developed its business and residential areas around golf cart pathways.

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