Golf Carts and Permitted Non-Highway Vehicles Hitting City of Monmouth Streets

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Golf carts and permitted non-highway vehicles are now legal on the streets within the City of Monmouth. Since the passing of the ordinance by the Monmouth City Council, residents are now able to have golf carts and permitted non-highway vehicles inspected for a one-time $50 fee and then registered and given a sticker for $50 yearly. A number of roads in the city are not to be driven on, but can be crossed, says Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer:

Complete details outlining requirements and rules for golf carts and permitted non-highway vehicles on city streets can be found at http://cityofmonmouth.com.

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