Tampa Road Rage Leads to Felony Arrest - Video

Tampa Road Rage (watch video)

Florida law requires the driver of a vehicle involved in a traffic crash that causes injury or death to do the following:

• Stop your vehicle at the scene of the crash (or as close thereto as possible);
• Give your name, address, and vehicle registration number to the other driver;
• Show your drivers license;
• Provide information to the police;
• If the injured person needs medical attention or asks for medical assistance, you must give “reasonable assistance,” including carrying or making arrangement for the carrying of the person to a hospital, physician, or surgeon for medical or surgical treatment;
• If the other driver or person is not in a condition to receive the above information, you must report the crash to the nearest police authority.

If you or someone you know has been charged with a crime as a result of a traffic crash, call Fort Lauderdale Traffic Crash Attorney Gary Cole. 

954-462-4600

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