Serving South Florida And The Florida Keys
Whether you commute through South Florida or travel here for vacation, it won’t take long for you to figure out how terrible the traffic can be. Although the square mileage of Florida falls somewhere in the middle, it has the third highest population of the 50 states....
People from all over the country flock to Southern Florida for the winter, for spring break and for other vacations to enjoy the sunshine, beaches and fun. For those who fly or bus into the state, renting a car to get around is a popular and inexpensive option....
The Sunshine State is not so sunny where car accidents are considered. The car insurance laws may surprise people who are not from Florida – and even many people who are from Florida. People love Florida for its weather and beaches. But driving here is not something...
Living in Florida in the winter as a snowbird is a great way to avoid the hardships of winter, like icy roads and shoveling your driveway, but it may come with additional risks. Recently, Florida’s transportation department noticed an increase in car accidents in the...
As one of the most populous states in the nation, Florida sees its fair share of horrific car accidents. When one looks at crash statistics, it becomes apparent that some roads are more dangerous than others. This is due to a variety of factors, such as the amount of...
Every year, millions of people come to Florida for vacation. No holiday trip is perfect, but a car accident can do more than ruin your vacation. It can leave you with a long-term disability or even take away the life of one of your loved ones. Whether you get hit by a...
It happens all the time in South Florida: two vehicles crash into each other, and the driver responsible doesn't have collision insurance. Or they have a cheap policy that won't come close to covering the other motorist's medical bills, lost wages or auto repair...
Miami contains a vast network of biking trails that are used year-round by recreational and long-distance bicyclists alike. Miami also has one of the largest populations who use bicycles as their primary mode of transportation. In fact, many of the public...
We don’t need any national studies to tell us Miami has terrible traffic. We know this firsthand… and even though we are all stuck in the gridlock, studies show that women, mothers in particular, are the ones most affected by the long commutes. We met with a group of...
Florida law requires drivers stay at least three feet from bike riders who share the road. Break the buffer and get ticketed. But with Miami-Dade County being one of those most dangerous in the country for riders, you think there would be more tickets. Surprisingly,...