MikeDobbs - 7-2-2012 at 10:48 AM
So I'm getting ready to head to Daytona Beach for a week and am planning on bringing buggy and kites for some good clean fun 
Then I started thinking that I don't know how the local officials feel about buggying on the beaches. Anyone from around that part of the country?
Is Daytona buggy friendly?
BeamerBob - 7-2-2012 at 12:10 PM
Best I remember, the issue is that FHP considers the beaches in Daytona a highway and buggies are prohibited since we technically don't have brakes
and don't have taillights. Bottom line, whatever the reasoning, you won't be allowed to do it once noticed, and if you do it anyway till someone says
something, you could get a citation.
MikeDobbs - 7-2-2012 at 12:38 PM
Hey thanks Bob. I figured they might not allow the buggies on the beach with the cars, but there's a long stretch of beach that is now closed off to
vehicular traffic so I was thinking I might be able to make a go of it there.
In case that doesn't work out do you know of any beaches nearby that are more buggy friendly?
BeamerBob - 7-2-2012 at 12:55 PM
I'm not well versed on the Florida beaches but I know that the buggying is welcome and fantastic at Anastasia State Park in St. Augustine. Miles of
desolate hard packed beach, with no public access unless you walk, ride a bike, or kite power your way from the parking area.
kitesurfer - 7-2-2012 at 03:00 PM
ormond beach is just north, and flagler beach....if it's not a weekend, i would not expect problems. stay clear of traffic and people. then if
stopped, plead ignorance and come up to jacksonville 
Michael Gaylan - 6-9-2020 at 06:28 PM
Anyone in the area have knowledge of the "rules" of the beeches there in Ormond?
Heading to Biketoberfeast with truck trailer and bike, and want to take a few kites and maybe a buggy.. IDK
Thanks for any information..