Golf carts and low-speed vehicles are everywhere in Florida communities — and your home policy barely covers them off your property. Get real liability, collision, and theft coverage built for carts and LSVs.
In Florida's golf-cart communities — from The Villages to countless gated neighborhoods — a cart is often a second family vehicle. The problem: a homeowners policy may extend only limited liability while the cart is on your own property, and little to nothing once you drive it on community roads or a public street. A dedicated golf-cart or low-speed-vehicle (LSV) policy covers the gaps. Maru compares specialist carriers so your cart is protected wherever you actually drive it.
| Coverage | What it protects |
|---|---|
| Liability | Injuries or property damage you cause while driving the cart |
| Collision | Damage to your cart from a crash or tip-over |
| Comprehensive | Theft, fire, vandalism, and storm damage |
| Medical payments | Medical costs for you and your passengers |
| Uninsured motorist | You, when another driver is at fault and uninsured |
| Accessories | Upgraded seats, wheels, lift kits, and lighting |
The distinction drives your requirements. A standard golf cart tops out around 15–19 mph and is generally restricted to community and crossing use. An LSV (also called a neighborhood electric vehicle) is factory-built to reach 20–25 mph and, once titled and street-legal, must carry auto-style insurance including liability in Florida. We confirm which category your vehicle falls into and place the right policy so you're both legal and protected.
Florida's flat terrain, retirement communities, and year-round weather make cart ownership widespread — and theft and storm exposure real, so comprehensive coverage earns its keep. In Washington, carts and LSVs show up in resort and rural communities and around campuses; local ordinances vary on where they can be driven. Wherever you are, we'll set liability limits that actually protect you if a cart accident injures someone.
Talk to a licensed Maru advisor in Washington or Florida. No pressure, no call-center scripts — just clear options and honest pricing.