Driver
License & Car Registration Information
FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY & MOTOR VEHICLES
One of the first challenges to meet when released from prison is
transportation. Driver
license and car registration procedures are spelled out at the
DMV website (also in Spanish). You can order a copy of your driving
record, renew a license, and replace lost cards.
Driver
license handbooks (in English and Spanish, including the
CDL handbooks for truck drivers) are available online, or you can order
your own copy.
For
information about reinstating a revoked or suspended license, handling
unpaid tickets, and other issues, click here.
There are answers to questions about insurance laws, DUIs and medical problems, learner
licenses and point values for infractions.
Learn
about Florida DUI and Administrative Suspension Laws,
including qualifications for a hardship license.
NOTE:
NEW IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS GO INTO EFFECT IN 2010. Read about
the documents you will need to bring by clicking here.
Click here
to find your local DMV office.
Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Assistance
Numerous websites provide information about and links to programs
designed to help kick substance abuse habits, far too many to list
here. A good place to start is seaching the annotated list with links
at U.S. Drug Rehab Centers.
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FLORIDA CITIES AND COUNTIES
Finding a new place to live after incarceration can be a real
challenge. Arm yourself with information such as population
demographics, social services, job markets, cost of rent, and much
more. For in-depth statistical information on Florida communities,
explore ePodunk.
If you're uncertain which Florida cities are in which counties, do a
quick search through NACO (National Association of Counties). Or check
the tidy list at Florida Counties.
Local ordinances of many Florida communities are available online (some
free, some for a fee) through Municode.
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