January 2010 - Information of Interest
REQUIREMENTS IN EFFECT:
Documentation requirements are in effect for Florida residents wishing to obtain a driver license or identification card. Those wishing to obtain a new license, legally change their name prior to their renewal date, or immediately replace a lost or stolen license or ID card will be required to visit a driver licenses office and show: 1) identification, 2) Social Security Number and 3) residential address (two items). Those simply renewing may do so by a convenience method, via the Internet or mail, one time between office renewals.
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Parent and Teen Driver Website
Florida's laws are designed to help teens gradually - and
safely - build their skills and experience behind the wheel.
The parents' job is to know and enforce the laws. Check
out the information and resources on "Drive
with CARE".
En Español

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Florida GrandDriver®
What You
Should Know About Aging and Driving.
Most older drivers are good drivers. But as we age, most
of us will need to take steps to ensure that we can continue
to drive safely. Changes in our visual, physical and mental
abilities will affect each of us in different ways. That's why
the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
and its partners have created "Florida
GrandDriver®."
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Donation of Tissues and Organs
The online registry at www.DonateLifeFlorida.org,
now allows residents (and even those who live outside Florida)
to designate themselves as organ, tissue and eye donors.
The online registry also makes the exact wishes of registered
donors more accessible and current for organ, tissue and
eye recovery organizations. When someone dies, these organizations
will be able to quickly determine online whether that individual
is a potential organ, tissue or eye donor. The donor’s
wishes will then be carried out, providing life-saving and
life-enhancing gifts to patients in need of an organ, tissue
or eye transplant.
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