Palm Beach Post Charles Elmore, April 12, 2017 Forget what people say. It’s what they really do behind the wheel that matters. A study released today suggests 92 percent of U.S. drivers with cell phones have used them while moving in a car in the past 30 days and Florida gets the nation’s worst score for such…
Sun Sentinel, April 12, 2017 Wayne K Roustan Florida ranks second only to Louisiana for distracted driving, according to a study released Wednesday. Drivers were scored on data gathered through the EverDrive motion-sensing app. It measured speeding, sudden acceleration, aggressive turning, hard braking and other movement while the driver’s phone was being used. It…
Palm Beach Post Charles Elmore, April 13, 2017 Florida drivers fed up with being forced to buy costly and fraud-plagued car insurance that duplicates their health insurance could save money under a bill that headed toward the House floor Thursday. It represents a major step toward the biggest change in Florida’s car insurance system…
Miami Herald, @JeremySWallace Major reforms to Florida’s auto insurance industry would likely not produce much savings for drivers under a plan that cleared its first Senate committee on Thursday. State Sen. Tom Lee, a Hillsborough County Republican, acknowledged his effort isn’t as much about cutting auto insurance rates as it is making sure more people…