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FL drivers are unbelievable. I spent only a few days there a couple years ago. One thing I noticed right away, probably at least 1/3 of the vehicles I saw had some sort of damage, from scraped door panels to obvious impacts that caused fractured (or missing) pieces.

We didn't rent a car. But while riding the Uber/Lyft, we witnessed several crazy things. The one that stands out for me was a car stopped at a rail crossing. The passenger got out, manually forced the barricade up so the car could cross the tracks, and then dropped it and got back in the car. Until I saw it, I never would have thought that anyone would do that.

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