“Are we ever going to see the changes including the crossing of Skinner at Bass”? We receive this question via our web site at least 3 times per week. Questions like this are never a bother. This type of community participation and communication is what Dunedin Goes Carting is all about. Keep them coming! It’s…
The feedback we receive through our web site communication is extremely valuable, our golf cart community always benefits when residents participate. One item has been on the top of the list for a few weeks now, and it remains among the most messaged topic second only to the potential legal crossing of 580. It is…
Since Q2 – 2018 Dunedin Goes Carting residents have been partnering with and advising the city staff and commission on the challenges that residents report, the navigational issues, and resident recommendations for improvement and attention. Jerry Dabcowski, our city’s traffic consultant, convinced the city staff and commission that he knew of a method to achieve…
About two years ago we posted a story to our Social Media page that touched on the available locations for charging electric vehicles and specifically golf carts in downtown Dunedin. This story was later ported over to our new web site but otherwise remained unchanged. Yesterday, a reader reached out and informed us that the…
Acronyms, abbreviations, nicknames, brand names. It’s often difficult to understand or visualize what someone is discussing when you don’t know what the heck they’re referring to. This article aims to clear up some confusion with actual definitions that are outlined by either industry-standardization or by codified regulation. Everything being discussed in this article is grouped…
When we think of golf carts in Dunedin, we often think of the recreational benefits where families and friends enjoy weekend fun locally using their golf carts instead of their cars. There are additional business benefits to Dunedin’s golf cart friendliness that quietly go unnoticed. After snapping this picture, which was taken in the…
For many months now DGC volunteers, city staff members, commissioners, and traffic consultants have been working together to craft the next big steps in improving and expanding the use of NEVs (Neighborhood Electric Vehicles) and street-legal golf carts within the city of Dunedin. You’ve recently seen videos touting the success a team of consultants, city…
I received calls today from Mayor Julie Bujalski and commissioner Heather Gracey separately. Both leaders were obviously proud and excited to inform Dunedin Goes Carting that a major hurdle had been cleared in the City’s quest for a legal golf cart crossing of 580 / Skinner at Bass Blvd. If you have been reading…
Back in late 2018, the city staff met with residents and members of Dunedin Goes Carting to form a golf cart task force with the goal to address and improve aspects of navigating golf carts within our city. You can go back and review the exact topics listed in minutes from each of those meetings…
“Cautiously positive.” This is the best phrase to describe the results of the Tallahassee trip, a city staff member reported to Dunedin Goes Carting. This is a follow-up to our earlier post which reported that a small group of city representatives were traveling up to Tallahassee on February 13, 2019. Their goal was to push…