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FLHSMV reminds drivers to share the road Posted on TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Temperatures are increasing and so are the number of commuters on Florida’s roadways – especially vulnerable road users. This month, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) is teaming up with transportation and law enforcement organizations across the state to remind motorists of their responsibility to Share the Road properly with bicyclists, motorcyclists, commercial drivers, and all other road users in between, to keep our roads safe. “On average last year, there were nearly 280 cras...

By: Mike Glover ENID, Oklahoma - For more than 60 years, Enid’s little sister Statue of Liberty stood in front of the Enid courthouse as a symbol of pride until a hailstorm came through in in 2014. The storm damaged the statue and knocked it to the ground.  The Garfield County Clerk’s Office sought out feasible repair solutions, but the only bid they received to repair the national symbol was for $30,000.  So, the decision was made to store it in the basement of the courthouse, where it sat until Jaden Jenkins, 17, of Oklahoma City, presented an offer.  At the urging of his grandfath...

1 of 7 Jaden Jenkins stands with his grandfather, Bobby Schultz, in front of the Statue of Liberty replica on the Garfield County Court House lawn Tuesday, April 13, 2021. (Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle) Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle Boy Scout Jaden Jenkins (left) works on restoring Enid’s “Little Sisters of Liberty” statue. Photo provided Boy Scout Jaden Jenkins (left) and Jereme Holsten reinstall Enid’s “Little Sisters of Liberty” statue on March 27, 2021. (Photo provided) Photo provided Boy Scout Jaden Jenkins poses beside the new...

by: FLHSMV Office of Communications In 2020, there were 746 fatalities from crashes involving alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both in Florida — a decrease of more than 33% from 2019. Even though impaired-driving fatalities decreased last year, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is not letting off the gas for impaired-driving education and prevention efforts in 2021. Throughout the month of March, when Florida traditionally sees an increase in travel and visitors due to spring break, FLHSMV and its division of the Florida Highway Patrol are leading the Never D...