Before a car may be driven in Florida, it must be registered. Driving on public roads requires having a valid registration card, which establishes ownership of an automobile.

Whether you're a beach lover, a river devotee, or a lake lounger, Florida is known for its gorgeous waterways.

When registering your automobile in Florida, you'll need the following documents: your title, a photo ID, evidence of Florida auto insurance, and payment for the registration fee.

Great news! The previous post we made warning you about the title transfer bill is null and void. The bill is dead, and title transfers will still need to be completed by dealers within 30 days.

You're probably tired of hearing what a crazy time it is to buy a car, be it new or used. Well, the shipping and supply chain issues are just par for the course at this point. And with gas prices skyrocketing...

In 2021, hit-and-runs were on the rise. This is an unfortunate statistic - and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (the longest title for a DMV in all the states, perhaps), is on the alert for this happening. This could mean that we might be...

This January, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is working jointly with the Florida Highway Patrol on a campaign to bring awareness to the "Move Over" law. This means that local authorities will be focusing on making sure that Florida drivers comply with the Move Over law.

Whether you're here for the car registration tips, Florida law news, or general love for cars, we want to keep you up to date on what's going in in Florida.

Recently, Florida senator Tom Wright proposed a bill that would make it so that when you buy a used car, dealers do not have to transfer the title over to you as a new owner in the currently required 30 days time.

Buying a car has never been so stressful. Right now, both used and new cars are in such short supply that finding the vehicle you want with the options you need is inordinately hard. What caused this, and what can we expect from it as we shop for new or used cars?