Posts Tagged ‘Florida Car Accidents’
New York Now Requires Dash Cameras on Ambulances. Florida Doesn’t Require Them on Anything. That Gap Is About to Matter.
As of 2026, New York State requires dash cameras on ambulances and emergency service vehicles. New vehicles have needed them since April; existing fleets must be retrofitted by this fall. The regulation is specific, front-facing cameras, automatic activation on a g-force change, and a minimum ten days of video-and-audio retention. New York is doing to…
Read MoreNo, Florida Did NOT Repeal No-Fault Insurance in 2026. Here’s What’s Actually True.
If you’ve read that Florida “ended no-fault insurance” or “repealed PIP” in 2026, you’ve read something that isn’t true. I want to clear it up, because acting on bad information after a crash can cost you real money. What actually happened: The 2026 legislative session ended on March 13, 2026. Two bills aimed at ending…
Read MoreWhy One in Five Drivers Now Has a Dash Cam, And Why the Rest Will
Ten years ago a dash cam was a gadget for Russian YouTube compilations. Today, more than one in five American drivers has one mounted to the windshield (although it does not feel like it still), and in a no-fault state like Florida, the reason is simple: the driver with footage controls the story. Here’s what’s…
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