May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month Florida has more motorcyclists than ever. In 2023, a record-high 668,046 motorcycles were registered in Florida, the second most of any state in the country, according to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS). That’s a 178 percent increase compared to 2002, when there were just 239,917 registered motorcycles...
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Study Reveals Florida’s Traffic Lights Are Stuck in the Past
Outdated signals could be making our roads more dangerous If you’ve ever sat at a red light in Florida, staring at an empty intersection and wondering why on earth you’re not moving, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most universal (and frustrating) experiences on the road. According to a recent study from the Florida...
Read MoreWhy Florida’s Intersections Are the Most Dangerous in America
T-bone crashes, left-turn collisions, rear-end wrecks—Florida’s intersections are hotspots for serious accidents Florida is known for its sunshine, beaches, and theme parks. Unfortunately, it has also gained a troubling new distinction: the state with the deadliest roads when it comes to intersection accidents. That’s according to crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
Read MoreFlorida Bill Would Ban Handheld Use of Phones While Driving
Holding a phone while driving could soon be illegal in Florida Florida lawmakers are looking to crack down on distracted driving with a new bill that could change how drivers use cellphones behind the wheel. If passed, Senate Bill 1318 (the Florida Hands-Free Driving Law) would make it illegal even to hold a cellphone while...
Read MoreCan A Passenger File a Lawsuit After a Motorcycle Accident?
Injured as a Motorcycle Passenger in Florida? You Have Legal Options If you were riding as a passenger on a motorcycle and got hurt in a crash, you’re likely dealing with a whirlwind of questions. Who’s responsible? Can you sue the person who was operating the motorcycle? What about the other driver? In Florida, motorcycle...
Read MoreWhat To Do if a Loved One Dies in a Motorcycle Accident
Your Rights and the Legal Steps to Take After a Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Florida Losing a loved one in a motorcycle accident is a devastating experience no one should have to endure. The shock, grief, and unanswered questions can feel overwhelming—especially when the crash was caused by someone else’s reckless or negligent behavior. In these...
Read MoreHow Distracted Driving Causes Motorcycle Accidents
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month Every year, April marks a time to spotlight one of the most dangerous behaviors on the road. Distracted driving remains one of the most common and most preventable causes of accidents across Tampa and throughout Florida – and motorcyclists are especially vulnerable. Motorcycle accidents can have a devastating impact...
Read MoreWho’s at Fault When a Car Hits a Rollerblader?
Rollerblading is a fun and popular activity in Tampa. But when a car collides with a rollerblader, the consequences can be severe. These car accidents often result in serious injuries for rollerbladers and raise important legal questions about liability. Determining fault in such cases can be complex, as multiple factors, including driver negligence, traffic laws,...
Read MoreWhat Are the Best Scenic Motorcycle Routes in Florida?
There’s nothing like hitting the open road on a motorcycle, especially in Florida, where the sunshine, ocean breezes, and scenic routes make every ride an adventure. Whether you’re looking for a coastal cruise or a backroad escape, the Tampa area offers some of the most breathtaking motorcycle routes in the state. But while these roads...
Read MoreIs Lane-Splitting Legal in Florida?
Lane-splitting is the practice of a motorcyclist riding between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic. In Florida, it has sparked debate among riders, lawmakers, and drivers. Some argue that it helps reduce traffic congestion and prevents rear-end collisions for motorcyclists, while others believe it increases motorcycle accident risks. In the U.S., lane-splitting laws vary, with...
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