HELPFUL RESOURCES

The following links and resources are provided Jeanne Reynaud, P.A. for the benefit of individuals in the Central Florida area seeking information about Florida personal injury law. If you have been injured by the negligence of another, call 407-500-0607 for a free consultation with Jeanne Reynaud, the founder of Jeanne Reynaud, P.A.

In addition to obtaining a driver’s license and registering your vehicle at the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles, you can also obtain proof of insurance, print out a copy of your driver history, or download manuals for drivers, commercial drivers and motorcycle operators. Find resources here on driver safety and crash information as well. You can also access the Florida VehicleCode

here, as well as Florida Laws on Bicycle Safety and vehicle insurance FAQs.

Report concerns on road conditions, from potholes to a dead deer, at the Florida Department of Transportation. Florida DOT is responsible for maintaining working signs and signals, safe speed limits and construction zones on Florida roads and highways.

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety conducts research on driver safety and seeks to foster a culture of safety through education and awareness about drowsy driving, distracted driving and special areas of concern for teen drivers and senior drivers.

Distraction.gov is the federal government’s website devoted to raising awareness of the dangers of texting while driving and other dangerous distracted driving behaviors. Distraction.gov is sponsored by the National Highway Trafficand Safety Administration, which sets standards and provides information about seat belts, airbags, vehicle recalls, risky driving behaviors and other essential elements of road safety. If you are not sure whether the insurance company’s offer truly reflects the value of your car, the Kelley Blue Book can serve as a trusted source of objective information.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration sets out regulations for truck drivers and trucking companies, including maximum hours of service for truckers and vehicle inspection requirements for 18-wheelers and other big rigs.

Understanding these regulations is important after a serious truck accident, because truck drivers and their employers are frequently out of compliance with important safety rules, and they may even falsify their records and logs to make them look compliant when they really weren’t.

Another helpful resource after a Florida trucking accident is the Safety andFitness Electronic Records (SAFER) System. Here you can review the accident history of a truck or trucking company, which can help you build your case for a fair settlement or jury verdict.

The American Motorcyclist Association is a good resource for safe riding tips.

Another helpful resource to prevent serious motorcycle accidents through rider training courses and safety awareness is the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

Assuring a safe and healthy work environment is the mission of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration. OSHA provides safety training courses and sets standards for safety in the workplace.

Concerned employees can request an investigation by filing a safety and health complaint. At the website, you can learn about workplace hazards, chemical exposure, occupational disease, and safety tips to prevent construction accidents or other workplace injuries.

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