Don't worry the kids here will NEVER get caught. Even if they get caught nothing will happen. This will never be enforced. Too many parents think it is ok, and they will jack up city hall if the cops do their job.

It will be hard to teach your own kids right from wrong in this city.

If they hit me or anyone in my family I will take them to civil court after we get done in criminal court.

and with friends with them. Where are the parents and where are their brains? I have almost hit them on regular roads several times. Believe me if I ever am in an accident with one of them I will sue. Don't believe much in sueing by this is one time I would. I believe it is wrong to have very young children drive even if their parents are in the cart with them. These rules need to be looked into and maybe revised.

13 and 14 year olds driving may be against the law (a law which I fully agree with) but I personally do not find it as objectionable and irresponsible as some adults I have seen on the path system.
A couple of weeks back, the family and I were out for a ride and were shocked to see a woman driving a cart with at least 5 kids hanging off it and she had a cell phone planted against her shoulder, holding on to a cup of coffee and holding a newborn under one arm.

If anyone has picked up a new copy of the path system from city hall, you will notice a section in the map that encourages residents to report underage drivers to the police. It also encourages residents to speak with their insurance companies and possibly obtain liability insurance as some homeowner policies will not cover you in the event of an accident.

I'm waiting to hear from those parents who allow this to happen. Suddenly we will have a flux of parents denying such actions. Only 5 more days until school starts and the teens stop driving during day hours and the paths are relatively safe again.

Speeding, expired tags, driving with POT burning, etc...but I digress...All I can say, is those parents better hope their little ones never hurt anyone while breaking the law.

I live in the Kedron area and I hate taking my cart to the shopping center. You are almost run off the road by children so young that they are unable to see over the steering wheel. The parents set a good example by letting little ones sit on their laps and drive when they are 5 or 6 years old. I have never seen anyone stopped for this.

This may be known to all, but I thought it would be wise to post the actual rules for golf carts. I had to look them up.

The city’s law allows the following operators:

Any person age 16 and older, unless they have had their driver’s license suspended or revoked by the state;

Fifteen-year-olds with no license or learner’s permit, as long as they are accompanied by a licensed 18-year-old, parent, grandparent, or legal guardian;

Fifteen-year-olds with a valid learner’s permit can drive solo or under the above conditions, or accompanied by up to one other unrelated person at least 15 years old, or up to three immediate family members;

12, 13 and 14-year olds when accompanied in the front seat by a parent, grandparent or legal guardian.

NOTE: No one under the age of 12 may operate a cart. Low Speed Vehicles such as the GEM car still require a valid driver’s license for operation.

When I got busted for driving underage I had to go to juvenile court and write a letter of apology and my parents were fined $350.00. (the fine was written out to my mom, not me.)

That is a great question! I'm really looking forward to hearing some feedback on this one.
I imagine the answer/s will be some what like this....
How dare you question our method of raising our kids!
How dare you stick your nose in our family matters!
How dare you! Who else is going to watch "MY" kids if we do not let them break the law and go riding the gold cart so they are out from under us!
How dare you question my child/s ability to make proper, "ADULT" judgement calls on the road/s at 13 and 14 years old unsupervised while driving the golf cart against the law!!!