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What is a Truck’s No-Zone?

Trucks are vital for transporting goods across Florida. However, their size often makes them more dangerous than passenger vehicles. One of the most crucial concepts every driver should understand is the “no-zone,” which is used to describe a truck’s blind spots. These areas can be deadly if drivers aren’t aware of them and take...

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Do I Need a License for a Moped in Florida?

Mopeds and other types of scooters have increased in popularity recently, especially in busy areas like Miami, FL. These vehicles are relatively inexpensive, and they can be a great way to get around the city.  Some people use these just for recreation, while others use them as their everyday method of transportation. State laws...

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Who Is Liable After I Get Injured in the South Florida Stadium?

Were you injured at the Hard Rock Stadium, the Raymond James Stadium, LoanDepot Park, or another South Florida stadium? If so, you may be wondering who is liable if you get injured at a stadium. In some instances, the stadium owner may be liable for your injuries.  However, other parties could be liable or...

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What Is the Glasgow Coma Scale?

You’ve probably heard a doctor mention the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), maybe on TV or in a real ER. It may sound like a technical measure, but it’s a straightforward way to rate how alert someone is. Essentially, the GCS is a scoring system that doctors use to evaluate a patient’s responsiveness and sum...

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Can I Get a DUI on a Bicycle in Florida? 

In Florida, most people know they can be charged with driving under the influence (DUI) if they’re caught operating a vehicle while intoxicated. But what if you’re riding a bicycle? It may surprise you, but in some cases, you can be arrested for DUI even if you're not driving a car. What Does Florida...

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What Types of Insurance Are Uber and Lyft Drivers Required To Have in Florida? 

If you were involved in an accident with an Uber or Lyft driver in Florida, you might wonder what kind of insurance applies. Although Florida has a “no-fault” car insurance system, you may still be able to file a claim against one of the rideshare company’s policies, depending on the facts of the case....

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What to Do at an Intersection with Flashing Lights 

Intersections can be confusing, especially when traffic lights aren’t working normally. If you’re driving a large truck, the stakes are even higher. Knowing how to handle flashing red and yellow lights at intersections is important for preventing serious accidents. In this blog, we’ll go over what flashing lights mean, how drivers should respond, and...

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Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right of Way?

Miami–like most large cities–is home to more than its fair share of pedestrian accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 68,000 pedestrians were injured in accidents across the country. Recent data suggests that Florida ranks among the Top 3 deadliest states for pedestrians. Florida has strict right-of-way laws in place...

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Who is Responsible for an Accident Involving a Rental Car?

Rental cars allow people to have transportation in many situations, such as when their own car is in the shop or they fly to a different city for some reason. Renting a car and hopping behind the wheel is usually quick and easy, but things can get complicated if you get into a car...

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Who Has the Right of Way at an Intersection in Florida?

Understanding who has the right-of-way at an intersection in Florida is essential for all drivers. Florida's right-of-way rules can sometimes seem confusing, especially at four-way stops, where drivers must determine who goes first. Knowing these rules helps prevent accidents and keeps traffic flowing smoothly. Right-of-Way Rules for Different Intersection Types Florida law establishes clear...

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