Florida Law

Florida Golf Cart Laws

Golf carts are as plentiful in Florida as palm trees and beautiful beaches. In Pinellas County alone, there are around 1,900 registered golf carts described...

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Florida HB 657: Enforcement of School Zone Speed Limits 

Whether you are distracted by your phone or rushing to get to work, speeding through a school zone can have catastrophic consequences. You may be...

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At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Florida?

As a parent, you want to protect your children. However, 607 child passengers aged 12 and younger died, and 63,000 were injured in car accidents...

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New Law on Florida’s E-Bikes

Bicycle accidents in Florida often occur for various reasons, including distracted drivers, speeding, failure to yield, or unsafe road conditions. When crashes involve bicycles and...

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New Florida Motorcycle Safety Legislation

Florida passed a law in 2023 directed to motorcycle safety education. This law shifts a fee collected from motorcycle owners to an education program operated...

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Right-of-Way Laws in Florida

Right-of-way laws are the rules of the road that help keep traffic moving smoothly. However, it’s not always easy to remember all the laws that...

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Florida PIP (Personal Injury Protection): FAQ

Florida is one of several states that require drivers to purchase no-fault insurance. These states are often called “no-fault states” for car accident claims. Understanding...

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Driving Without a License Versus Driving Without a License on Your Person

Florida motorists must have a valid driver’s license to drive legally. Of course, if you forget your license at home, it’s a minor offense that...

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When Is Passing on the Right Permitted in Tampa?

Moving violations in Florida include a variety of illegal maneuvers that can result in accidents and injuries. Across the state, specific laws and statutes regulate...

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Are Wolf Hybrids Legal in Florida?

You may be curious as to whether wolf hybrids can be legally owned in Florida, and the answer is yes. There are ways to legally...

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