Florida - SaintGeorge

Florida Raises Crash Reporting Threshold to $2,000

Starting October 1, Florida will quadruple the property-damage threshold that triggers the requirement to immediately report a crash. For truck drivers, however, the dollar value of the damage is not the only factor that matters.

Florida-Texas Freight Corridor: Cross-Market Demand Puts Pressure on Capacity

Florida and Texas are seeing strong freight demand that is tightening truck capacity and driving rate fluctuations, particularly in the reefer market.

Florida Accelerates Truck Parking Expansion

Florida is moving forward with $180 million in federal funding to add 917 truck parking spaces along I-4, with additional expansion plans through 2030

Florida: Traffic Changes and Overnight Closures on Tampa’s I-275

Florida has introduced a new traffic pattern on I-275 North in Tampa, changing access to SR 60 West, SR 589 North and Tampa International Airport. New overnight closures are also scheduled across the area.

Florida Bets on Flying Taxis

Florida plans to fund a network of eVTOL landing platforms using federal infrastructure funds. The move is sparking debate about the future of transportation.

New Bill Would Make Staged Commercial Truck Accidents a Federal Crime

Florida Senator Ashley Moody pushes federal crackdown on staged truck accidents.

Florida Truck Weight Limits: What You Need to Know

In Florida, truck weight limits include some exceptions, but it is essential to comply with state regulations to avoid penalties.

What Are the Best Truck Rest Areas in Florida?

The best truck rest areas in Florida offer much more than just a place to park.

917 New Truck Parking Spaces Coming to Florida’s I-4 Corridor

Five new truck parking expansion projects along I-4 in Florida, supported by a $180 million federal grant from the USDOT.

Florida SB 86 Proposes $50,000 Fines for Trucking Companies

Florida SB 86 would introduce heavy financial penalties, truck seizures and potential operational restrictions for carriers. Industry analysts warn it could affect driver availability and freight costs across the state.