Below
are a few pointers when planning to drive in Florida -
Above all, enjoy your driving experience in Florida....
Most
visitors to Florida find driving very easy as the roads
are bigger, well sign posted and generally traffic is
slower...
The
driver of a vehicle must possess a valid driver's licence
and vehicle registration while driving.
Children
of 4 and 5 years of age must be in a safety seat or wear
a seat belt.
Children
under 3 years of age must travel in child-safety seats.
Drivers
and front seat passengers are required by law to wear
seat belts.
Florida
law requires headlights to be on during rain storms.
The
speed limit on interstate highways ranges from 55-70mph.
In the cities and congested areas, it will range from
20-55mph.
Right
turns are permitted at red lights after a stop, unless
otherwise signed.
All
speed limits are signed and strictly enforced.
While
driving if you are bumped from behind, flashed by headlights
or see someone who indicates they need help it is not
wise to stop. Drive to the nearest, well lit public area
and dial the police on 911.
Park
in well-lit areas and check the close proximity and interior
of the vehicle before entering.
Always
take your parking ticket with you because leaving it in
the car allows the thief to exit the parking lot without
any problems.
Florida
has adopted very tough policies regarding drink-driving
(blood alcohol levels of .08% or over are prohibited.
Plan
your route - It'll make your driving experience much more
fun.
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