It’s still hurricane season and stormy weather may be ahead. Hurricane Season isn’t over yet. Make sure you stay hurricane ready and visit keep FL511.com in your preparedness kit for important road information before and after a storm. if you need to evacuate. #ConnectKnowGo
Did you know the #FL511 traffic information system features other emergency alerts in addition to traffic incidents? Motorists can get weather alerts, as well as AMBER, Silver, Blue and Purple Alerts in their area. Learn more at FL511.com. #ConnectKnowGo
This hurricane season, stay ahead of the storm with FL511! Before the storm hits, know your evacuation zone and sign up for a My Florida 511 account to set up one or more personalized evacuation routes. Plan ahead and be sure to include #FL511 in your hurricane evacuation plan.
July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. Help protect yourself from preventable incidents of vehicle theft with the following tips: 🔑 Do not leave keys in an unattended vehicle 🔒 Lock windows and doors 💡 Park in a well-lit area 👜 Do not leave valuables in your car #FL511
FL511 salutes Women’s History Month and honors women in the transportation industry.
We all have the right to be on the road and travel safely. FDOT reminds motorists to use extra caution when driving near bicyclists. Give them space to move, and always check before changing lanes or making a turn. Let’s share the road safely! #SharetheRoad, #FloridaBicycleMonth
It’s Hit and Run Awareness Month. Remember, if you’re involved in a crash, stay at the scene and call for help. It’s not just the law—it’s an action that could save a life. #HitandRunAwareness #StayattheScene
Florida law states that motorists must move over a lane or reduce speed by 20 miles per hour under the posted speed limit when approaching flashing warning lights. Law enforcement, Road Rangers, tow trucks, and others need safe clearance along the side of the road. #MoveOver #FL511 Keep our roads safe! When seeing flashing lights,
