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Golf Carts Get Green Light: Gulf Shores Council OKs Park and Neighborhood Cruising

Golf Carts Get Green Light: Gulf Shores Council OKs Park and Neighborhood Cruising

GULF SHORES, Ala. (WKRG) — The Gulf Shores City Council will now be expanding golf cart access through a park and neighborhood after recommendations from recent traffic studies, according to a city news release.

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Officials said they hope to provide residents and visitors with more safety and convenient ways to travel. The traffic studies took place by Jacobs Engineering in the area of Gulf Pines.

The new golf cart routes include:

  • E Canal Drive (portion from E 3rd Street to the Pedestrian Bridge Plaza)
  • E 24th Avenue (from E 2nd Street to E 10th Street)
  • E 23rd Avenue (portion from E Gulf Avenue to E 2nd Street and from E 2nd Street to E 10th Street)
  • W 22nd Avenue and E 22nd Avenue (from W 1st Street to E 10th Street)
  • E 21st Avenue (portion from E 2nd Street to the cul-de-sac in the E 500 block)
  • Dolphin Avenue (portion from 400 Dauphin Avenue to E 15th Avenue)
  • E 15th Avenue (portion from E 3rd Street to the terminus at the Ecotourism center)
  • E Gulf Avenue (from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)
  • E 3rd Street (portion from E 15th Avenue to E 16th Avenue and E 21st Avenue to Canal Drive)
  • E 4th Street (portion from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)
  • E 5th Street (portion from Dolphin Avenue to E 24th Avenue, including golf cart/bike/pedestrian access only from Dolphin Avenue to E 21st Avenue)
  • E 6th Street (portion from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)
  • E 8th Street (from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)
  • E 9th Street (portion from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)
  • E 10th Street (portion from E 22nd Avenue to E 24th Avenue)

Officials said they have worked closely with city offices to make sure these routes are safe for golf carter riders to travel.

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Mayor Robert Craft stated, “Our residents have expressed a strong interest in having more golf cart access in our neighborhoods, and this initiative is a direct response to that feedback. Expanding these routes is an important step toward enhancing connectivity and providing additional transportation options beyond traditional vehicles.”


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