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Westlake's golf cart culture grows as city expands multimodal transportation options
Summary by Wellington News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Christy Waite , as published by WPTV Wellington / Western Communities
· September 2, 2026
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Key points The city's layout has made it a natural fit for a golf cart ordinance. Golf cart culture is expanding in a city that has embraced it since 2019.
Golf cart culture is expanding in a city that has embraced it since 2019. As the city grows, it is also growing its commitment to making golf carts a fun and safe transportation option. The city's layout has made it a natural fit for a golf cart ordinance.
Mayor J.P. O'Connor notes that the city is connected through multimodal pathways, making golf carts a sensible choice. Golf carts have become a popular way for neighbors to get around town. The goal is to reduce cars on the road and provide a fun, safe way to travel.
Further details on the city's golf cart culture are available, including an inside look at how it is growing and evolving.
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Published: September 2, 2026 ·
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