A deadly accident that killed four people has prompted Galveston City Council to modify the island's golf cart regulations.
City Council to modify the island's golf cart regulations. One proposal includes banning golf cart rental companies altogether.
Authorities have identified the victims as 49-year-old Felipe Bentancur, 25-year-old Destiny Uvalle, 14-year-old Brailyn Cantu and 4-year-old Kaisyn Bentancur. All victims were visiting from Rosenberg. "Golf carts maybe not a problem, but the alcohol, maybe a bit more patrolling for the alcohol instead. We’re seeing more alcohol than golf carts, that’s for sure," said Bill Hammer, a tourist.
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