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Daylight saving time ends, bringing earlier darkness and new driving challenges. AAA shares safety tips for protecting drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. more
Miami International Airport ties for first in U.S. airport website security study, while Orlando International Airport ranks third. more
Florida launches electric flying car demonstrations in Tampa Bay, advancing plans for aerial transportation corridors and future commercial air taxi service. more
AAA projects a record 22.4 million Americans will take ocean cruises in 2027. Explore popular destinations, shorter cruises and booking advice. more
Florida Highway Patrol arrested Jean Dorisca, wanted in connection with a 2024 State Road 60 crash that killed three people. He faces three vehicular homicide charges. more
A five-year study ranks Florida third for October fatal crashes, highlighting the importance of extra caution around Halloween . more
AAA research reveals a gap between drivers’ reported behavior and actual roadside safety. Learn Florida’s Move Over law and how to protect motorists and roadside workers. more
FLHSMV reports a data breach potentially exposing Florida driver license, vehicle, and personal information. Learn about free monitoring and protection steps. more
AAA urges Florida families to prioritize helmet safety as e-bike and e-scooter injuries among children rise, with 66% seeing young riders without helmets. more
FHP and partner agencies conducted Operation Saturday Night Fever along the I-95 corridor, completing 552 inspections and placing 78 drivers and 25 vehicles out of service. more
FDOT marks Rail Safety Week September 21–27 with new safety standards, crossing improvements, enforcement and tips to prevent railroad tragedies. more
Florida gas prices rose sharply as crude oil costs climbed, with the state average reaching $4.30 per gallon Sunday, up 15 cents from a week ago. more
Children can lose important crash protection when they move to the next restraint stage before they're ready or when a car seat is not used correctly. AAA urges parents to regularly check seat belt fit, harness tightness, and installation. more
The Florida Highway Patrol will host a streamlined hiring event October 9–10 in Sanford for applicants interested in state law enforcement dispatcher positions. more
AAA says Florida travelers should begin planning Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's trips now, as booking early can provide more options, flexibility and potential savings. more
Florida's SunTrax is expanding into flying-car technology, with eVTOL testing planned by year-end alongside autonomous vehicle research in Polk County. more
A new AAA survey finds 28% of Florida dog owners let their pets ride unrestrained. Learn how to keep dogs safe and reduce distractions while driving. more
The Howard Frankland Bridge project has won a regional 2026 America’s Transportation Award for improving capacity, connectivity and travel reliability in Tampa Bay. more
New AAA research finds speeding has become normalized among many drivers, while nearly 30% of 2024 traffic fatalities involved speeding. more
FDOT receives $356 million federal grant, combined with $100 million in state funding, to upgrade more than 900 Florida railroad crossings and improve safety. more
Tolls are now collected on the new I-275 Express Lanes across the Howard Frankland Bridge, giving Tampa Bay drivers a new travel option between Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. more
AAA urges families to review auto, renters, property, and roadside assistance coverage before students head to college to avoid unexpected insurance gaps. more
A new survey finds 59% of workers would accept a lower salary for a shorter commute, with Orlando's I-4 ranking as Florida's most costly commute to avoid. more
Southwest Florida International Airport ranks as America’s most secure airport website, earning a perfect 100 for cybersecurity in a study of 144 major airports. more
AAA urges drivers, students, and e-bike riders to use extra caution as back-to-school traffic brings heavier congestion, buses, pedestrians, and e-riders. more
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