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Uninsured drivers; More than one in five Florida drivers are on the roads without insurance according to a new study by the Insurance Research Council.
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From the Zappitell Law Firm is partner David J. Zappitell, who is Board Certified by the Florida Bar in the area of Civil Trial Litigation, thus he is a specialist in his area of practice. Mr. Zappitell is a member of the Florida Bar, U.S. District Court (Southern and Middle Districts of Florida)
- Auto Accidents in Florida are a leading cause of death # 5 before the Pandemic and uninsured drivers, more than one in five Florida drivers are on the roads without insurance, according to a new study by the Insurance Research Council.
Florida was the sixth-worst state in the nation for uninsured motorists with a rate of 20.4% driving unprotected. Mississippi was first with a rate of 29.4%. New Jersey had the fewest uninsured drivers at 3.1%. one of the laws below will affect us here in Florida and could kill us or a loved one, like texting and driving.
- Careless drivers (Florida Statute 316.1925)
- Aggressive and reckless drivers (Florida Statute 316.192)
- Drivers who exceed the posted speed limit
(Florida Statutes 316.183, 316.187, 316.189 ) - Drivers who improperly or unsafely change lanes (Florida Statute 316.085)
- Drivers who fail to yield the right-of-way (Florida Statutes 316.079, 316.0815, 316.123)
- Drivers who unsafely pass other cars (Florida Statutes 316.083, 316.084, 316.084)
- Drivers who is following too closely behind other cars (Florida Statute 316.0895(1))
- Drivers who violate traffic signals and lights (Florida Statutes 316.074 and 316.075)
- Drivers who practice incorrect turns (Florida Statute 316.151)
- Drivers who fail to yield properly (Florida Statutes 316.122, 316.123 (1), 316.125, 316.006, 316.125(2), 316.121, 316.0815, 316.079 )
- Drivers who ignore stop signs (Florida Statute 316.123)
- Drivers who improperly lookout when changing lanes, passing other vehicles, or changing course (Florida Statute 316.085)
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