If you are a resident of Florida, then there is no doubt that you have seen the Florida Highway Patrol in action at some point. Florida Highway Patrol works along side with the various sheriff’s offices and police departments in the state of Florida, to ensure that all the Florida laws are being met. Depending on what part of Florida you may reside in, Florida Highway Patrol is often the group of officers that are responsible for patrolling the highways in the state. Florida Highway Patrol is very aggressive and pro active when it comes to catching speeding motorists as well as any other moving violations that occur anywhere in the state of Florida.
If you have ever been involved in an accident, then you have dealt with Florida Highway Patrol. In the state of Florida, the officers of Florida Highway Patrol are very active in all things that deal with moving violations. These can be speeding tickets, hit and run accidents, car accidents as well as helping with the recovery of stolen cars. One thing that residents, or even people passing through the state of Florida need to keep in mind is that Florida Highway Patrol has a zero tolerance for people who do not follow the posted speed limits.
In the last year alone Florida Highway Patrol was responsible for issuing over 1 million different citations. These violations were for both criminal and non-criminal moving violations. Some of the non criminal violations included unlawful speed, careless driving, failure to stop at a stop sign as well as running a red light. Some of the criminal violations included driving under the influence, ( which is in violation of Florida statue 316.193), driving with a suspended license in violation of Florida statute 322.34 as well as driving without a valid license in violation of Florida statute 322.03.
Florida Highway Patrol has access to the latest and finest technology when it comes to speed monitoring devices. Some of the ways that Florida Highway Patrol can monitor one’s speed is through the use of aircraft, motorcycles, speed traps, marked and unmarked cars equipped with radar and laser guns as well as the pacing method. If you have received a speeding ticket or other moving violation in the state of Florida, you will need an experienced lawyer. Please call our offices today at 1-800-Fight-It, so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
The central office for the Florida Highway Patrol is located at 2900 Apalachee Parkway in Tallahassee. Due to the size of the state, the Florida Highway is broken up into troops that are responsible for covering certain areas of Florida. For detailed information about these troops and which troop would cover your area, please see our Florida Highway Patrol Troop section. There you will find contact numbers for each individual troop. Julie L. Jones is the current executive director for the Florida Highway Patrol.
Our law firm can help assist you with all speeding and other violations you may have received from the Florida Highway Patrol. We cover the entire state of Florida, and we are standing by to take your call. We will fight for you and help to save you from losing your license. We can be reached at 1-800-Fight-it.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop A
Troop A of the Florida Highway Patrol consists of 10 different counties. Troop A is responsible for helping the sheriff’s office and the local police departments in the most northern tip of Florida. Troop A has just under 200 officers that cover these 10 counties. The 10 counties that make up Troop A’s division are, Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, Bay, Jackson, Calhoun, and Gulf.
The district headquarters for Troop A are located at 6030 County Road 2321 in Panama City, Florida. Troop A can be reached at 1-850-872-4150 should one have questions they need answered. Troop A is very aggressive when it comes to issuing moving violations including tickets for unlawful speed. In the past year alone, Troop A of the Florida Highway Patrol was responsible for issuing over 85,000 traffic citations. Keep in mind that these totals are only the number of citations that were issued by Florida Highway Patrol and does not take into effect the number of violations issued by sheriff’s departments or local police departments.
Out of those 85,000 plus citations that were issued over 70 percent of those were due to unlawful speed. Troop A will use a variety of speed measurement devices that can include the use of fixed wing aircraft, motorcycles, speed traps and the use of marked and unmarked card equipped with laser and radar devices. Other than issuing violations for unlawful speed, various other citations were issued for offenses including criminal and non criminal moving infractions. Troop A issued criminal violations for such offenses as driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving without a valid license.
Troop A of the Florida Highway Patrol was also responsible for issuing non criminal moving violations such as running a red light, careless driving, following to close to another moving vehicle and many other moving violations. There is no question about the toughness of Florida Highway Patrol’s Troop A and should you find yourself in legal trouble, you will want an experienced lawyer on your side. Our firm has been representing individuals who have received both criminal and non-criminal moving violations from Troop A for quite some time. Please call our offices at 1-800-fight-it today so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
Our team of experienced lawyers handles case in the entire state of Florida. Please do not delay as time is always of the essence when it comes to legal matters. We can be reached any time of the day.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop B
Troop B of the Florida Highway Patrol covers 9 counties in the state of Florida. The entire population that these troops are responsible for is estimated to be around 431,000 residents. Interstate 75 is where one will most commonly run into the Florida Highway Patrol. The nine counties that make up Troop B’s jurisdiction include Hamilton, Dixie, Levy, Marion, Gilchrist, Alachua, Lafayette, Columbia and Suwanne. The headquarters for Troop B is located at 1350 West US Highway 90, in Lake City. Their direct contact number is (386) 758- 0515. Major Gene Spaulding is the Troop Commander for all of Florida Highway Patrol’s Troop B.
Florida Highway Patrol will use a variety of different approved speed measurement devices in hopes of catching as many speeding motorists as possible. Like most of the counties in the state, Florida Highway Patrol is very aggressive and has a zero tolerance for speeding motorists. Troop B has been known to use fixed winged aircraft, use of motorcycles, speed traps and the use of both marked and unmarked cars to monitor one’s speed. Did you know that more than 70 percent of all moving violations that were issued by Troop B last year where due to unlawful speed? In the past year alone over 50,000 moving violations for both criminal and non-criminal infractions.
In Alachua County alone, Florida Highway Patrol was responsible for issuing over 10,000 citations last year. Some of the criminal violations that were issued by Troop B include reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident as will as driving under the influence. Aside from the criminal violations, Troop B was also responsible for issuing moving violations such as unlawful speed, failure to stop at a stop sign, improper lane changing, as well as a variety of other moving violations. If you have received any type of violation from Troop B, you will need an experienced lawyer on your side. Did you know that our team of experienced lawyers have been handling cases that occurred in thee nine counties for quite some time now? Call us today at 1-800-Fight-It, so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
We cover all the nine counties that Troop B is responsible for, as well as the entire state of Florida. Do not take the chance of losing your license, call us at once.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop C
Troop C of the Florida Highway Patrol is responsible for covering over 5,500 square miles and is responsible for 7 different counties. This division of the Florida Highway Patrol are responsible for such populated and tourist attractions such as Tampa and many of the beautiful beaches that are notorious to the state of Florida. Troop C’s headquarters are located at 11305 North Mckinley Drive in Tampa. Major Paulette Jones-Morris is the troop commander. The phone number to reach Troop C’s headquarters is (813)-632-6859.
The seven counties that fall under the jurisdiction of Troop C are Citrus, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Hillsborough, and Sumnter. Troop C is not shy about issuing both criminal and non criminal violations. In the last year alone, Florida Highway Patrol’s Troop C was responsible for issuing over 150,000 citations. More than half of these citations were due to unlawful speed. Troop C is very proactive when it comes to catching speeding motorists. Some of the ways that Troop C will monitor one’s speed are through the use of fixed winger aircraft, motorcycles, marked and unmarked cars that are equipped with radar and laser guns, patrolling the highways as well as setting up speed traps.
While catching people who are not following the posted speed limits is one of the priority’s for Troop C, last year they also issued a number of citations for such criminal moving violations such as driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident, driving without a valid license as well as driving with a suspended license. They are also very aggressive with non criminal moving violations. In Hillsborough County alone, Troop C issued over 25,000 moving violations in the last year. These ranged from unlawful speed, careless driving, improper lane changing, running a red light and various other moving violations. As you can see Troop C is tough and this is the exact reason why you will need an experience lawyer on your side if you have been issued a violation of any kind from Troop C.
Our offices can be reached at 1-800-fight-it. Are you aware that most tickets and moving violations can be fought? Our team of experienced lawyers can help you will all your legal needs. Why take a chance and lose your license, call us today so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
We cover all 7 counties that Troop C is responsible for as well as the entire state of Florida.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop D
Troop D is the largest of the Troops of the Florida Highway Patrol. Troop D is broken down into 4 different districts as well. The troops are responsible for covering 6 different counties in the state of Florida. These counties are Lake, Orange, Osceola, Brevard, Seminole, and Voluisa. The headquarters for Troop D is located at 133 South Semoran Boulevard in Orlando. The 4 different districts for Troop B are Leesburg Sub district, which is district one, district two is Orlando, district 3 is Deland and district 4 is Cocoa. All though Troop D is broken up into 4 different districts they all fall under the command of Major Cynthia Williams.
In the last year alone, Florida Highway Patrol’s Troop D was responsible for issuing over 176,000 various citations for criminal and non criminal violations. Orange County, which is home to Disney World, saw the most of these violations. Florida Highway Patrol’ Troop D issued over 94,000 violations. As you can tell from these numbers, Troop D is very aggressive. In Orange County alone, there were over 48,000 non criminal moving violations issued by Troop D. More than half of these were due to unlawful speed. Due to the highly populated and desired location of Orange County, the law enforcement officials have a zero tolerance for speeding motorists. Troop D’s will use all of the approved speed measurement devices in hopes of catching as many speeding motorists as possible. Some of these will include the use of fixed wing aircraft’s, speed traps, motorcycles, the pacing method and the use of marked and unmarked car equipped with radar and/or laser guns. Troop D was also responsible for issuing a high number of citations for careless driving and running a red light.
Aside from being very aggressive with non-criminal moving violations, Troop D also issued close to 5,000 criminal infractions in the past year. Some of these include reckless driving, driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license as well as driving without a valid license. As with most of the state of Florida, law enforcement agencies have done a huge crack down on driving under the influence. Driving under the influence is violation of Florida Statue 316.193 and will put one at risk for losing their license. Do not let this happen to you.
There really is no question about how aggressive Troop D’s officers are. If you have received a violation of any kind, you will want an experienced lawyer on your side. Our firm has been representing individuals who have received violations from Troop D with much success for quite some time. Please call our offices today at 1-800-Fight-it, so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
Our law firm serves the entire state of Florida including the 6 counties that fall under Troop D’s jurisdiction.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop E
Troop E of the Florida Highway Patrol cover the southernmost counties of Florida. These include the counties of Miami- Dade and Monroe. Due to the population of these 2 counties, Troop E is broken down into a few different districts. District 1, which is also called the North District of Troop E, are responsible for the morning shift patrol of the entire county of Miami-Dade. District 1 also has one dedicated squad that is is solely responsible for DUI enforcement. District 2, which covers both counties, is also known as the Special Operations Unit. District 2 has a special communication center that monitor all radio transmissions coming into the county. They work closely with Department of Alcohol, Tobacco and Beverage, Florida Department of Transportation Motor Carrier Compliance Division, State Fire Marshals, Department of Insurance Fraud, Department of Environmental Protection, U.S. Marshals, Medical Fraud, Department of Agriculture, and the Office of the Attorney General. Finally there is the third district which is also known as South District. This division of Troop E covers the southern portion of Miami-Dade and Monroe counties and also has a special squad dedicated to traffic homicide investigations.
Troop E’s headquarters is located at 1011 NW 111th Ave in Miami. Major James Brierton is Troop E’s commanding officer. The phone number for Troop E’s headquarters is (305) 470-2565. As on can imagine, due the popularity of these 2 counties, Troop E is very aggressive when it comes to enforcing the laws of the county. In fact, Troop E is known to be the most aggressive when it comes issuing citations of any kind. In the past year Troop E was responsible for issuing over 137,000 violations. Keep in mind that these numbers are just for the Florida Highway Patrol and do not take into count violations issued by other law enforcement agencies in the counties.
Close to 60,000 non criminal moving violations were issued last year by Troop E in Miami- Dade county alone. Some of the citations were issued for unlawful speed, careless driving, running a red light, improper lane changing, and following to close to another moving vehicle. Due to the fact that Troop E has a special designated DUI enforcement unit, it comes as no surprise that over 500 DUI citations were issued last year. Driving under the influence is in violation of Florida Statute 316.192. Our law office, which has an office right in Miami, is very experienced when it comes to dealing with criminal charges such as DUI as well as lesser offenses. We will fight for you and help you to save your license. Aside from the DUI violations issued, Troop E wrote over 7200 other criminal citations. These include driving without a valid license, driving on a suspended license, fleeing, leaving the scene of an accident as well as reckless driving.
We serve the entire state of Florida. If you have received a violation of any kind, please call our offices today at 1-800-fight-it. All cases are different, so call us today so we can discuss the particulars of your case.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop F
Troop F of the Florida Highway Patrol is responsible for covering ten counties in the state of Florida. Troop F is responsible for a population of over 1.4 million residents. These counties include Manatee, Sarasota, Hardee, Desoto, Charlotte, Lee, Collier, Hendry, Glades and Highlands. The main headquarters for Troop F is located at 5023 53rd Ave East in Bradenton. The office number is (941) 751-7647. Troop F is a rather large division of the Florida Highway Patrol and due to this fact it has been broken down into 3 districts and 2 sub districts. The 3 districts are Bradenton, Venice and Fort Myers. The Bradenton district is responsible for all of Manatee County, Venice district covers Sarasota and Charlotte counties and Fort Myers district covers Lee, Hendry, Glades and Collier counties. The 2 sub districts are Arcadia, which covers Desoto, Hardee and Highlands, and Naples sub district is responsible for Collier County and the infamous Alligator Alley.
Troop F employs 185 officers who are all known to be a bit aggressive when it comes to enforcing the laws. Did you know that in the last year alone Troop F issued close to 90,000 different citations? Sarasota County saw over 15,000 violations alone as well as Manatee County. Troop F is very proactive when it comes to catching speeding motorists and will use any and all approved speed measurement devices. Some of these may include the use of fixed winged aircraft, motorcycles, pacing, patrolling the highways, use of marked and unmarked cars equipped with radar and or laser guns, as well as the use of speed traps. Troop F issued over 3,000 violations for unlawful speed in Sarasota County last year. Some of the other non criminal moving violations that were issued by Troop E include failure to stop at a red light, careless driving, running a red light as well as improper lane change.
With close to 1000 criminal violations being issued in just one of the 10 counties that Troop F is responsible for, one can see how they are very aggressive. In fact, Troop F has a zero tolerance on people who drive under the influence. Driving under the influence is in violation of Florida Statue 316.193, and can lead on to lose their license. Are you aware that our law office can help you keep your license? We have been assisting people who have received both criminal and non criminal violations in the state of Florida for quite some time. If you are in need of legal assistance, please do not hesitate to call our offices today. We can be reached at 1-800-fight-it. There is no obligation to speak with someone from our team, so you have nothing to lose. Except maybe your license, if you don’t call that is.
We cover the entire state of Florida including the 10 counties that Troop F of the Florida Highway Patrol is responsible for.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop G
Troop G of the Florida Highway Patrol is responsible for covering northeast Florida. There are 9 counties that make up Troop G’s jurisdiction. These counties are Union, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Putnam, Duval, St. Johns, Flagler and Nassau. Troop G’s headquarters are located in Jacksonville at 7322 Normandy Blvd. One can reach them at (904) 695- 4115. Major Anthony Allen is Troop G’s commanding officer. Troop G is often very proactive and are not shy about issuing citations of any kind.
Most of the counties in the state of Florida, have begun a major crackdown on reckless driving as well as motorists who do not follow the posted speed limits. Florida Highway Patrol as a whole works very closely with all the local law enforcement agencies and sheriff’s offices. One of the ways that Florida Highway Patrol works side by side with the local enforcement agencies is by taking the primary responsible of patrolling the highways of Florida. Troop G has a zero tolerance policy for motorists who speed and due to this reason will often employ the use of all approved speed measurement devices. Some of these will include the use of fixed winged aircraft’s, motorcycles, pacing method and the use of marked and unmarked cars that will be equipped with radar and laser guns. These methods can also help to catch motorists who are not only speeding, but perhaps violating another law such as reckless driving.
In the last year alone Troop G issued over 90,000 violations. More than half of these were issued in Duval County. Troop G issued close to 25,000 moving violation for non criminal offense in the last year. Out of those 25,000 close to 20,000 were due to unlawful speed. So as you can see, Troop G has no tolerance for those who do not follow the posted speed limits. The remaining non criminal violations were for such offenses as careless driving, following to close to another vehicle, improper braking, and running a red light. Aside from these, another 3500 plus criminal violations were also issued by Troop G. The majority of these were for driving without a valid license as well as driving on a suspend license. Some other criminal violations include fleeing, leaving the scene of an accident and driving under the influence.
Being in trouble with Troop G does not have to be a stressful experience. Let our team of experienced lawyers go to work for you. We will fight for you and in some cases we may even be able to save your license. Please call us at 1-800-fight-it so that we may discuss the particulars of your case. Remember timing is everything, so please call us at once.
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Florida Highway Patrol
Troop H
Florida Highway Patrol Troop H are responsible for covering 8 counties in northern Florida. The counties that Troop H are in charge of are Franklin, Liberty, Gadsen, Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison and Taylor. Troop H’s headquarters are located in Tallahassee at 2100 Mahan Drive. Troop H is broken up into 2 districts and one sub district. The two districts are Tallahassee and Quincy and the sub district is Madison. Tallahassee district covers Jefferson, Leon, Madison and Taylor and the Quincy District covers Gadsen Liberty, Franklin and Wakulla counties. The sub district of Madison is responsible for covering Madison county. It is interesting to note that 2 of these counties, Madison and Liberty, are dry counties. The counties that are included in Troop H’s jurisdiction are some of the more rural counties of the state of Florida. Major Tim Ashley is Troop H’s commanding officer.
Troop H also has a regional communications center in Tallahassee and a dedicated squad for traffic homicide. In the last year over 60,000 citations were issued by Florida Highway Patrol’s Troop H. Almost 20,000 of these citations were issued in Leon County. Troop H is very proactive when it comes to catching speeding motorists and one will see a variety of different methods used in order to catch as many speeding motorists as possible. It is very common for Troop H to use fixed winged aircraft’s, speed traps, motorcycles, pacing, and the use of marked and unmarked cars in to monitor one’s speed. In Leon County, last year, there were close to 8,000 unlawful speed citations issued by Troop H. This number does not reflect the numerous amount of speeding tickets that were issued by other law enforcement agencies. Troop H issued close to 10,000 non criminal moving violations for Leon County. Aside from unlawful speed other violations included running a red light, improper passing, running a red light and following to close to another moving vehicle.
Troop H has also issued a number of criminal citations in the past year. The majority of these were for reckless driving, driving with a suspense license, and driving without a valid license. Although 2 of the 8 counties are dry counties, Troop H issued a numerous amount of violations for people who violated Florida Statue 316.193. This is also known as driving under the influence.
Did you know that many violations and citations can be fought? While every case is different, you should give our offices a call at 1-800-fight-it so we can discuss the particulars of your case. Why take a chance and have your license lost, call us and see how we can help you.
We serve the entire state of Florida including the 8 counties that Troop H are responsible for.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop K
Troop K is also known as the Florida Turnpike Police. This is due to the fact that Troop K is responsible for patrolling and monitoring 450 miles of the Florida Turnpike. Troop K has close to 200 officers whose primary responsibility are to keep the Florida Turnpike safe. Troop K’s sophistication is quite large and runs through 16 different counties. These counties are Sumter, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Okeechobee, Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Polk, Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando and Seminole. Major Joesph. D Saucedo is the commanding officer for Troop K.
Troop K is broken up into three main districts. These are the Miami District, West Palm Beach District and the Orlando District. The Miami District encompasses the Florida Turnpike section that travels through Miami- Dade and Broward Counties. The West Palm Beach District covers Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee and Indian River Counties for a total of 117 miles along Florida’s Turnpike. The Orlando District covers 216 miles along the Florida Turnpike. The Orlando District traverses through Osceola, Orange, Lake, Sumter, Hernando, Pasco, Hillsborough, and Polk Counties.
Troop K also has a regional communications center located in Lake Worth. Troop K’s central headquarters is located in Ocoee. The phone number is (407) 532-6797.
As you travel through the state of Florida, you will no doubt run into Troop K if you are using the Florida Turnpike. Troop K is very aggressive and will use all approved speed measurement devices to issue as many citations as possible. Some of these methods include fixed winged aircraft’s, motorcycles, use of marked and unmarked cars that are equipped with radar and laser guns as well as the pacing method to monitor one’s speed. Troop K is also not shy about issuing violations for other moving violations such as reckless driving, careless driving and improper lane changing.
If you have received a citation of any kind from Troop K, please call our offices at once. We can be reached at 1-800-fight-it. Let our years of experience go to work for you. We will fight to save your license.
Florida Highway Patrol
Troop L
Troop L is the 3rd largest of the Florida Highway Patrol Troops. Troop L covers 6 counties on the coast of Florida. These 6 counties include Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, Indian River, Okeechobee, and St Lucie. The headquarters for Troop L is located at the Lake Worth Service Plaza on the Florida Turnpike. This can be found at mile post 94 and the direct line is (561) 357-4040. Major Luis Ramil is Troop L’s commanding officer. Troop L is broken up into 3 different districts. These are Lake Worth, Ft. Pierce, and Davie Districts. The Lake Worth district is responsible for the entire area of Palm Beach County, Ft Pierce covers St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River and Okeechobee counties and Davie county covers Broward County.
Troop L is very aggressive when it comes to enforcing the laws, especially in Broward and Palm Beach counties. In the last year alone Troop L was responsible for issuing over 207,000 violations for both criminal and non criminal moving violations. Palm Beach county had the most violations issued at close to 90,000 and Broward not far behind with close to 80,000. In Palm Beach County alone, Troop L issued over 47,000 moving violations of the non criminal nature. With more than 80 percent of these being for unlawful speed, one can really see how aggressive Troop L is when it comes to catching speeding motorists. Other violations included a numerous amount of violations being issued for careless driving, running a red light and improper lane changing.
Troop L is also not shy about issuing criminal violations as well. In Palm Beach County last year over 5,000 criminal infractions were cited by Troop L. Some of these include driving under the influence, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and driving without a valid license. Did you know that if you receive three or more criminal citation in a three year period, you will become a habitual offender? Are you aware that our team of experienced lawyers is able to help assist you?
Call us today at 1-800-Fight-It so we can discuss the particulars of your case. Time is always of the essence when it comes to legal matters so do not delay any longer. We are standing by to take your call.
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