MARTIN COUNTY − A Jupiter man accused of driving while impaired and violating the “super speeder” law by traveling 100 mph on ...

Florida has turned a once-obscure traffic rule into a frontline enforcement priority, and the backlash from motorists has ...

Florida has always been a state of hot roads and hot tempers behind the wheel. But this winter the conversation on traffic ...

An Escambia County postal driver was arrested after Florida Highway Patrol officials said he tried to hit a 10-year-old with his mail vehicle.

A quick-thinking Florida driver stopped and ran into a street to save two toddlers who had wandered into the middle of a busy ...

The Escambia County Sheriff's Office shared photos on social media of their K-9 Sadie in the snow. Read full article: VIDEO: 3 arrested after ‘bench-clearing brawl’ at youth baseball game in Winter ...

A Florida bill banning drivers from holding their phones on the road was refiled Tuesday, one week before the start of the ...

January is Move Over Awareness Month, and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and the Florida Highway Patrol, on Wednesday, are reminding drivers to follow the law.

If you're a Florida driver and come across a traffic crash on the roadway, state law requires you to move over one lane-when it is safe to do so-for stopped law enforcement, emergency responders, tow ...

The Move Over Act was originally enacted in 2002 to help protect law enforcement officers, first responders, and other public servants.

A new push in Florida would get drivers to put their phones down before hitting the road. The bill was filed by Florida ...