Posted: September 8, 2021

Rules and Tips for Driving in Severe Weather

Severe weather can happen at any moment in Florida, and it increases the potential for dangerous situations. A Florida law about driving in severe weather has recently changed. Motorists previously were not permitted to drive with their hazard lights on, but a law that went into effect in July now allows the use of hazard lights during severe weather. Watch the video for more information about the change and other severe weather driving tips.


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