This Is The Only Time It's Legal To Drive With Hazard Lights In Florida
Driving with your hazards flashing used to be illegal in the state of Florida before the law changed. Now, you can in one circumstances. Here's what that is.
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Driving with your hazards flashing used to be illegal in the state of Florida before the law changed. Now, you can in one circumstances. Here's what that is.
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