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Florida Will Apply Higher Fines and Possible Jail Sentences to Drivers: What Changes with the Law Signed by DeSantis

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In Florida, thousands of drivers will need to pay much more attention to the new transit rules following the signing of the HB 35 law by Governor Ron DeSantis, which significantly tightens sanctions for those who commit one of the most dangerous violations on the state roads. The bill, which came into effect on July 1, provides for higher fines, possible jail sentences and much harsher consequences for repeat offenders.
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In Florida, thousands of drivers will need to pay much more attention to the new transit rules following the signing of the HB 35 law by Governor Ron DeSantis, which significantly tightens sanctions for those who commit one of the most dangerous violations on the state roads. The bill, which came into effect on July 1, provides for higher fines, possible jail sentences and much harsher consequences for repeat offenders.

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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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