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auto insurance in florida FAQ


Insurance is not tied down to a state or location you live in. You purchase insurance to cover the vehicle no matter where you drive or live.


No but it would be a good idea to have someone local that can help you if you have a claim.


In your case, unfortunately not. You don't have comprehensive nor collision coverage.

Florida Statute 627.7288 states that the deductible shall not apply to windshield damages. However, you must have either comprehensive or collision coverage.


Yes, in Florida it is a law that insurance must cover complete windshield replacement.

this doesn't mean you can get it done anywhere you want but most places are authorized.


Prices vary from relatively little money to a lot of money.
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auto insurance in florida news

Jacksonville Sheriff John Rutherford at home in the midst of Tallahassee politics

21.05.12

TALLAHASSEE - With Friendship Fountain and the Main Street bridge at his back, Jacksonville Sheriff John Rutherford talked about why Florida needed to reform its no-fault automobile insurance coverage, known as personal injury protection.

“Accident fraud is a billion-dollar problem,” Rutherford said during a 30-second television commercial that has run across the state. “It’s increasing auto insurance premiums for all of us.”

PIP was one of this year’s biggest slugfests in this year’s session, and lawmakers did not pass legislation until the final hours. Rutherford cut the ad at the request of the Florida Sheriffs Association, which voted him their legislative chairman this session.

The position made him the point man for the association on PIP and many other of the group’s legislative priorities.

“I like the process actually. I believe as sheriff … good government is my responsibility,” Rutherford said. “The Legislature can create good government or bad government.”


Source: Florida Times-Union