Why the geography makes the cart
Indian Shores is one road deep for most of its length. Gulf Boulevard is the town, and the streets off it are short stubs that end at either the sand or a dock. Every trip you will take is measured in blocks, and every one of them is inside the 35 mph limit that a street-legal low-speed vehicle needs.
The practical effect is that a cart stops being a novelty and becomes the actual transport. Beach in the morning, coffee, back to rinse off, dinner on the Intracoastal side, mini-golf, home β six people, no parking problem, no one designated to shuttle the car back and forth.
