Build a road-ready cart with lighting, mirrors, safety equipment, premium accessories, and custom details that make it yours.
Platforms we build on: Club Car, MadJax, Denago, ICON, EPIC, Sierra LSV, Atlas, and select E-Z-GO carts can be configured with street-oriented equipment where the chassis and local rules allow.
Glenn's builds custom carts with street-oriented equipment such as DOT-compliant lighting and other accessories appropriate to the vehicle and intended application.
We'll help you select the cart and equipment package while keeping performance, comfort, appearance, and intended use in mind.
Lighting, signals, mirrors, a horn, and a windshield help the driver see, communicate, and respond in traffic.
Seat belts, reflectors, and other required equipment must match the vehicle classification and local rules.
Golf cart and Low-Speed Vehicle requirements can vary by state, municipality, road, and vehicle classification. Registration, insurance, licensing, equipment, and road-access requirements may apply.
Adding street-oriented equipment does not automatically make every golf cart legal for use on every public roadway. Customers should confirm the requirements that apply where the vehicle will be operated. If you also need longer range, explore our lithium golf cart conversions; for more clearance, see our lifted golf cart builds; and for larger passenger groups, review our stretch and limo golf carts.
Requirements vary by vehicle classification and location, but commonly requested equipment includes headlights, taillights, brake lights, turn signals, mirrors, a horn, windshield, seat belts, reflectors, and license-plate equipment. The exact list must be confirmed for the roads where the cart will operate.
A traditional golf cart and a Low-Speed Vehicle are different legal classifications. An LSV generally must meet federal safety standards, carry a vehicle identification number, and satisfy registration, insurance, licensing, and equipment rules that may not apply to a private-property golf cart.
Glenn's can inspect many existing carts and install street-oriented equipment when the platform is suitable. Equipment alone does not guarantee legal status, so you must confirm the vehicle classification and local registration, inspection, insurance, and road-use rules.
Permitted roads and operating rules vary by municipality, posted speed limit, vehicle classification, registration, and local ordinance. Confirm the requirements with the applicable state and local authorities before driving on a public road.
Yes, many street-oriented golf carts and LSVs use lithium batteries for reduced weight, consistent power, lower maintenance, and useful range. Glenn's can match the battery and charger to the cart and typical driving distance.
Tell Glenn's where and how you plan to use your cart and we'll help you explore the right vehicle and equipment options.