To make a golf cart street legal, there are certain requirements that must be met, which vary by state and municipality. Here are some common requirements:

• Equipment: The golf cart must have specific equipment, such as headlights, taillights, turn signals, horn, windshield, side mirrors, seat belts, and a slow-moving vehicle sign.

• Speed: The golf cart must have a maximum speed of 15-25 mph, depending on the state.

• License plate: The golf cart must have a license plate to legally operate on the roadway. The fee for the plate varies by state.

• Insurance: The golf cart must be insured, with minimum liability limits that vary by state.

• Registration: The golf cart must be registered with the DMV.

• Drivers license: The operator of the golf cart must possess a valid drivers license or learners permit with an adult present.

• Road restrictions: Golf carts are typically restricted to roads with a speed limit of no more than 35 mph. They may also be restricted to certain areas, such as master planned communities that are considered residential subdivisions.

Its important to note that the laws and rules regarding street-legal golf carts are constantly changing, so its always best to check with your local municipality to make sure its okay to drive a golf cart on the street.