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Rome is taking steps to regulate the increasing number of golf carts operating in its historic center, which have become popular with tourists. The city plans to establish fixed tour routes and limit the number of carts allowed, in response to concerns about congestion and illegal parking. The surge in golf cart usage has led to tensions between operators and traditional taxi services.
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Rome is taking steps to regulate the increasing number of golf carts operating in its historic center, which have become popular with tourists. The city plans to establish fixed tour routes and limit the number of carts allowed, in response to concerns about congestion and illegal parking. The surge in golf cart usage has led to tensions between operators and traditional taxi services.
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