Florida

2023 Florida car accident statistics from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023. Based on official data from the FLHSMV Crash Dashboard as of January 13, 2024.

When You’re Required to Call the Police After a Car Crash In Florida, you’re legally required to stop at the scene and notify law enforcement of a car accident when: The accident results in injury or death. The crash resulted in property damage of at least $500. All drivers involved in an accident that results… read more

Every day, first responders and other emergency personnel put their lives at risk to protect others. In an effort to make their jobs safer, Florida and many other states have passed Move Over Laws. These laws require other drivers to pull to a stop, move over or reduce their speeds when emergency vehicles are approaching… read more

Crosswalks are meant to provide safe places for pedestrians to cross the road in Florida. Unfortunately, they are often the settings of vehicle-pedestrian accidents. Many pedestrian collisions occur because one or both parties don’t understand how Florida’s crosswalk laws work. Learning these laws could potentially prevent you from getting hit by a car while attempting… read more

If you own a motor vehicle in Florida, it is important to keep it in good working condition. Your vehicle should be safe to drive, operate properly and be roadworthy. However, professional inspections and maintenance checks are not legally required for Florida vehicle owners. Unfortunately, this means that many drivers allow their vehicles to fall… read more

Subrogation is a legal procedure that is most common in accidents where an insured person sustains damage to their property from an uninsured party. When an insurance policyholder sustains damage to their insured property, the insurer has an obligation to cover the cost of the damage per the insurance policy. Subrogation occurs when the insurance… read more