Question:
Are go-karts illegal to drive on the sidewalk, or side of the road?
iP0d h4Ck3R
2008-06-07 15:56:22 UTC
In New Jersey?
Eight answers:
anonymous
2008-06-07 18:24:06 UTC
Here is your New Jersey law regarding go karts..........



A go-cart is not "street legal" to run any motorized vehicle on the street it must at minimum have turn signals, mirrors, break lights, registration, head lights, tail lights and be insured and you need to be licensed.



The fine for using a go-cart on public roads, sidewalks and so forth is a minimum of $250.00 and not more than $500.00.
tonya
2016-05-25 07:59:25 UTC
Ok... My turn... According to everything I was ever taught on this subject, as a pedestrian, you move against traffic. That is, you walk (or run) on the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic in the US and on the right in the UK. This affords you the opportunity to see those coming at you and maybe have a chance to get out of the way if they swerve toward you. It also keeps you away from traffic going the same direction as you that is coming at you from the back. It's hard to duck if you can't see them coming. :-} If you are riding a bicycle, you are classified as a vehicle. You ride with traffic, on the same side of the road as traffic moving the same direction as you are going. If given the choice, you should use a sidewalk or bike path and get as far away from cars as you can get.... Yeah.. .I know..." I have the right to be there" ... but it's a decision that could make you dead right! Safe walking... or riding...
ToolManJobber
2008-06-07 20:16:34 UTC
Go Karts, Dirt Bikes, Riding Lawnmowers, Jet Powered shopping carts, Whatever. All are motor vehicles. They are vehicles and have motors. All need to be registered and you do need a license to operate them on the public roads in every state and Puerto Rico. Oh yea, Guam.
assad
2016-11-14 07:27:05 UTC
Nj Go Karts
kirk
2008-06-07 16:02:23 UTC
Yes in most states, operating them on the roadway is illegal. You need to be in the ditch or off-road. You can even get a ticket for crossing a road!
J E T H R O
2008-06-07 16:03:03 UTC
Yes it illegal to ride on sidewalk and illegal to ride on the road also.
terrellfastball
2008-06-07 17:38:30 UTC
In most locations, they are illegal in both locations. Off-road, off sidewalk only.
anonymous
2016-10-06 01:21:36 UTC
Yep


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