A new Florida bill aims to make tracking down hit and run drivers by setting rules that require expensive autobody repairs be reported to law enforcement.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida drivers may soon need to get a second license plate for the front of their vehicles. A proposal moving forward in the Florida Senate would require that feature.

Florida lawmakers are considering requiring front license plates in addition to rear plates. The proposal, part of the Lilly Glaubach Act, aims to aid hit-and-run investigations. If passed, front ...

Under a new proposal filed in the Florida Senate, drivers would be legally ... Gruters said. Adding a license plate to the front and back of cars would make it easier to spot a suspected vehicle ...

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Florida drivers would have to attach license plates on the front of their vehicles that would match the plates already required on the rear, under a proposal moving forward in the Senate.