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Florida is a water lover's paradise. There are plenty of recreational boating opportunities, both on the open ocean and on inland waters. Recreational boating enthusiasts choose to live in Florida or vacation in the sunshine state for a reason. There will be plenty of...
Florida’s Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) reports that the state averaged 1,101 car crashes every single day in 2019. Taken over the whole year this translates to 401,867 accidents leading to 236,753 injuries and 3,185 fatalities....
No one expects to be involved in a car crash, but when they happen, they change everything in an instant. You may not be able to return to your job, may have serious injuries to attend to and could have financial stress that you were not expecting. It’s important to...
If you get into an automobile collision with another person, you both should exchange insurance information. After that happens, you’ll call your insurance to let the company know about the crash. You can leave the situation at that while you go to seek medical...
In motorcycle collisions, the most common injuries are lower-extremity injuries. These injuries include wounds to the feet, ankles, knees, thighs and other areas of the legs. Why are they so common? When hit, a rider may fall off the motorcycle or be thrown in a way...
No-fault motor vehicle insurance in Florida has been on the news a lot in recent days. State lawmakers passed a bill intended to replace no-fault personal injury protection (PIP) coverage with liability-based insurance for costs related to injuries. Whether or not...
Motorcycles are often recreational vehicles. Although you use them for transportation, it is most common for people to own them in addition to a larger motor vehicle, not as their sole source of transportation. You will have all the costs of your other vehicle, as...
The insurance industry is subject to more regulations than many other areas of business. The reason why is obvious. Members of the public pay a substantial amount of money to insurance companies to protect themselves from future risk and liability. Those companies...
It was just two years ago that Florida's law that made texting and driving a primary traffic offense went into effect. At the time, Gov. Ron DeSantis promised that the law would "make our roads safer." Unfortunately, it appears that law enforcement in the Sunshine...
As new cars continue to hit the streets of Florida, their cutting-edge safety devices are supposed to make drivers safer behind the wheel. However, researchers have found that this isn't always the case. New technology has actually made many drivers lose their ability...