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For motorcycle owners, summertime means an opportunity for long days filled with riding. Whether you’re taking a cross-country road trip or simply exploring what’s in your own backyard, there are a few things that every rider should do to prepare for the season.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and Florida is a popular destination for motorcycle enthusiasts who want to soak up some sun and check out the scenic coastal highways. Highway officials are asking motorists to take extra caution around motorcyclists and “share the road.”

Fog is a natural phenomenon that is produced when a cloud settles on the ground. It can lead to accidents by impairing visibility for drivers.  When accidents happen in the fog, it can be difficult to establish who is at fault. The best course of action is to help prevent driving incidents and fatalities by being informed. See our tips below so that you’re prepared to stay safe on the road on a foggy day:

Recently, there have been heated discussions on the use of red light cameras in Florida. The question up for debate is whether red light cameras are actually helping or hurting drivers in Florida. Legislators are claiming that red light cameras are in place to provide an additional revenue source for counties and cities, not to improve safety. However, several statistics have shown that red light cameras are improving road safety by decreasing fatalities. Both sides of the argument present strong viewpoints on the issue.