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4 Wheelers on the beaches of
Crystal Beach and Bolivar Peninsula

4 wheeler Mule type vehicle
The beaches of Crystal Beach and Bolivar Peninsula are considered public highway. According to Texas Transportation Code 502.006, an ATV cannot be licensed to be driven on a public beach or roadway. Golf carts are legal and may be driven on the beach.


TRANSPORTATION CODE CHAPTER 502. REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES
SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS

502.006. ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES. A person may not register an all-terrain vehicle, with or without design alterations, for operation on a public highway.

502.0071. GOLF CARTS. An owner of a golf cart is not required to register the golf cart if the operation of the golf cart occurs in the daytime, and
(A) does not exceed a distance of two miles from the point of origin to the destination if driven to and from a golf course;
(B) occurs entirely within a master planned community with a uniform set of restrictive covenants that has had a plat approved by a county or a municipality; or
(C) occurs on a public or private beach.


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