SpeedSouth (Enthusiast)  |
| Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:26 pm |
| Re: FAIL |
| Starwarrior wrote: |
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http://casey.hsmv.state.fl.us/intranet/ddl/motorcycles/cycles.cfm?getsubid=6 Florida is pretty Lassiez-faire when it comes to bikes. And motor vehicles in general. No insurance requirement, no helmet law, hell, kids don't even have to go through Driver's Training to get a license. I disagree with collision coverage--even with most companies having a $1K deductible will run up your insurance to $500-900 a year. After one collision and 2 years, you could have just bought a new Ninjette. Check out Geico, they cut me the best deal for living in NE Florida. Also, like others have mentioned, sometimes a bank will require full coverage to protect their investment. It all depends on who your loan comes from. |
Perhaps you'd like to define "Driver's Training".
Or is it a specific training course you're speaking of?
According to this - http://www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/firstlicense.html
"All applicants must show proof that they have completed a traffic law and substance abuse education course and will be required to pass vision and hearing tests, road rules and road sign tests, plus a driving test. "
The test info page - http://www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/educate_sess.html
Maybe that's not the "driver's training" you want to see them have, but they obviously require something.
And it's more than I was required to do to get a license in Ga when I was 16.
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