Pennies per mile: Hybrid solar-electric golf cart gets around city on the cheap.
Byline: Chris Mahon Dec. 11--Jack Berryman is a Renaissance man. He's worked in everything from construction to computer programming, and at 62 years old the newly retired Berryman has no inclination to slow down. His latest project is an unorthodox one. Plenty of people work on cars, but Berryman

Publication: Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, TX)

Cheap ride: More towns let golf carts putter about
With two GEO Trackers, a Lexus and a pickup truck, retired coal miner Bob Woll has many ways to zip around his southern Illinois town to visit friends, the fairgrounds or the frozen custard stand. These days, he prefers his electric golf cart. There's no noise, no checking the oil or how much gas

Publication: AP Online

Northwest Florida Developers Find Golf-Cart Incentives Help Boost Home Sales.
Byline: Tavel Cowan-Bell Feb. 25--One of the hottest perks of buying a house in some new Northwest Florida developments doesn't have anything to do with a house at all-- it's about getting a new set of wheels. Golf carts are becoming more popular in beach and golf communities, with some developers

Publication: Northwest Florida Daily News (Fort Walton Beach, Florida) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Summary Box: More golf carts hitting the road
THE BUZZ: Dozens of U.S. communities are allowing electric golf carts roam their roads as a cheaper alternative to automobiles. THE BACKDROP: The National Conference of State Legislatures says 26 states allow golf carts to use local streets or give towns the power to make that decision. THE BOTHER:

Publication: AP Online

Different opinions on PGA's use of golf carts just par for the course
To Greg Couch: After reading my third or fourth disparaging article about the PGA Tour, I felt compelled to voice my opinion. It seems everyone is reading far too much into this issue . . . so I will simplify it a little. My father has played as many as 54 holes of golf in one day while riding a

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

Use of golf carts possible in Pontiac
PONTIAC - Pontiac is creeping forward on the idea of allowing golf carts on its streets. Mayor Scott McCoy said the idea arose more than a year ago. He is revisiting it because of interest in transportation costs. Across the country, several small towns have allowed the vehicles because of gas

Publication: The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL