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What are the Laws & Dangers of Using Fireworks in Florida? Fireworks may be legally used in Florida on July 4th, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. While they may now be legal on these days only, they are not safe. -
This is Our Time to Believe The consequences of a nationwide shut down have been no less dramatic and devastating. We are at a pivotal point in our history. How do we as a people respond? -
Watch Out for Covid Riders: Beginner Cyclists are Out There We need to be aware of all the beginner cyclists out there riding the same roads we have been riding. Most of them don't know the rules of the road or safety. -
The Benefits of Florida’s Multi-use & Bicycle Trails Florida is committed to growing the trail system while making it more interconnected. Fortunately there is a noticeable economic benefit to local communities. -
A Personal Note from Jim Dodon Law to Our Clients & Friends A personal note from attorney Jim Dodson to his clients and friends during this time of uncertainty. -
What are the Benefits of Protected Bike Lanes in Florida? Things in the cycling world are slowly beginning to change as government entities across the U.S. are trying to find ways of creating safer alternatives. -
Physical & Mental Benefits of Cycling for Older Adults While most senior cyclists probably don’t aspire to win world records, they are likely aware of the many physical and mental benefits of regular cycling. -
Is it Legal to Ride a Bicycle on the Sidewalk in Florida? There is much confusion about this. Yes, it's legal to ride on the sidewalk unless specifically prohibited in certain congested areas by the local municipality. -
Why Florida Drivers Need Collision Coverage & UM Florida drivers need two basic additional coverages to protect against the nearly 40% of drivers out there who have no insurance: Collision Coverage and UM. -
What Happens to a Florida Driver if They Kill a Cyclist? How can a driver kill a cyclist in an act of negligence and face no criminal penalty? The short answer is that there is no Florida statute making it a crime.