Nearly 20% of drivers on the road in Florida have no insurance at all. That is among the highest percentage in the nation. (Photo: PhotoSpirit/Adobe Stock)
With the stroke of a veto pen, Florida governor Ron DeSantis has kept personal injury protection (PIP) and all the shenanigans that go along with this coverage alive and well. I will be the first to admit that this bill was far from perfect, but it was a much-needed start.
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