Move Over

When approaching stopped Road Rangers, law enforcement, emergency, sanitation, utility service vehicles, tow trucks, maintenance or construction vehicles displaying warning lights, remember to move over or reduce your speed. Doing so helps keep everyone safe on the road.

Florida 511 Mobile App

Stay updated on Florida’s road conditions with the free Florida 511 Mobile App. Get real-time information on incidents, closures, congestion, and other events that may impact your commute. Download the Florida 511 App today!

Road Ranger

If you become stranded with a flat tire or dead battery, dial *347 to connect with Florida’s Road Ranger Service Patrol. They provide limited, no-cost highway assistance on Florida highways.

FL511 English/Spanish website

Here’s a fun fact…FL511.com  is available in both English and Spanish! Motorists can check out valuable traffic information to help them avoid delays and get to their destination safely and quickly at FL511.com.

Buckle up!

Buckle up, Florida! The simple action of wearing your seat belt reduces the risk of serious injuries or fatalities if involved in a crash. Make it a habit to buckle up every trip, every time. #BuckleUp

Distracted Driving Awareness Month

A quick glance at your phone while driving could lead to a lifetime of regret. Texting can wait. Drive responsibly and do your part to help keep everyone on the road safe. #FL511

Custom Alerts

Did you know FL511 sends registered users custom alerts for their daily commute, including notifications about incidents, congestion, travel time increases, and traffic speed changes? Visit FL511.com, sign up for My Florida 511 to customize your alerts. #KnowBeforeYouGo

Move Over!

Let’s keep our law enforcement, first responders, road rangers and roadside workers safe on the road!  Move over a lane for stopped emergency and service vehicles. If unable to move over, slow down by at least 20 mph below the posted speed limit. #MoveOverFL

Florida Bicycle Month

It’s Florida Bicycle Month! Use extra caution when driving around bicyclists. Obey the speed limit, yield and give them space to move, and always check before changing lanes or making a turn. Remember, safety is a shared responsibility. #ShareTheRoad