As a rule-of-thumb, about how many square feet should be allocated per golf car when designing a golf car storage facility?

As a rule-of-thumb, about how many square feet should be allocated per golf car when designing a golf car storage facility?

• A. 30-35
• B. 50-60
• C. 90-100
• D. 70-75

Answer: (D)

When planning space for a golf car storage facility, you need room for the cart itself plus safe clearance and any service areas like charging or minor maintenance. A practical rule-of-thumb is about 70–75 square feet per cart. That size accommodates the cart’s footprint and still leaves enough room for access aisles, turning space, and equipment like chargers without crowding. The other options are either too cramped for comfortable maneuvering and charging (30–35 or 50–60) or wasteful of space (90–100). So 70–75 sq ft per cart hits the balance between safety, accessibility, and efficiency.

When planning space for a golf car storage facility, you need room for the cart itself plus safe clearance and any service areas like charging or minor maintenance. A practical rule-of-thumb is about 70–75 square feet per cart. That size accommodates the cart’s footprint and still leaves enough room for access aisles, turning space, and equipment like chargers without crowding. The other options are either too cramped for comfortable maneuvering and charging (30–35 or 50–60) or wasteful of space (90–100). So 70–75 sq ft per cart hits the balance between safety, accessibility, and efficiency.