There may be many reasons someone wouldn’t want to report their car crash. However, Florida requires certain collisions to be reported to the appropriate authorities. Read on to learn about these requirements. Florida Requirements for Reporting Motor Vehicle Accidents Under ...
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View MoreAccording to data from Signal 4 Analytics , over 16,000 car crashes throughout Florida were caused by an impaired driver in 2021. Among these, 14% ...
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