Golf Cart And LSV Safety: On And Off The Course

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Produced - 2011

Golf carts aren't just for the links anymore. Many industries are taking advantage of these and other low-speed vehicles (LSVs) for easy transportation. But, with the increase of usage comes an increase of incidents. In fact, thousands of golf cart incidents happen every year, many which are serious and sometimes even fatal.

Produced in conjunction with the National Golf Cart Association, Golf Cart & LSV Safety: On And Off The Course shows drivers how to properly identify potential dangers and hazards associated with operating a golf cart or utility vehicle. It presents ten basic safety rules for golf cart operation and further suggests common sense operating tips.

Learning objectives:

The 10 Rules of Golf Cart/LSV Safety
This section goes over the ten rules of golf cart and LSV safety that are integral to a thorough safety program within your facility. Rules include:

• Use caution when entering or exiting an enclosed area such as a warehouse.
• Never stand up while driving a golf cart.
• Do not exceed the vehicle's seating capacity.
• Bring the vehicle to a complete stop before exiting.
• Reduce speed around corners and over bumps.

• Vehicle inspection
• Referencing the user's manual
• The differences between golf carts or LSVs and automobiles
• Keys to safe golf cart operation
• Safe driving on hills and slopes
• Braking, stopping and parking