State of Florida Transportation Department

The Florida Department of Transportation, also known as FDOT, is decentralized in accordance with legislative mandates. It is responsible for maintaining the state highway system and mobile equipment fleet in the districts. Local maintenance offices are responsible for minor bridge and roadway repairs, mowing, pavement upkeep, roadway signs and rest area maintenance, inspection and operation of movable bridges and issuance of permits for lane closures, driveways and special uses. A district secretary manages each of the districts. The districts vary in organizational structure, but each has major divisions for administration, planning, production and operations. In addition, each district has a public information office and general counsel office that reports to the district secretary. The Florida Department of Transportation is headquartered in Tallahassee, Fla. In addition, the company has a facility located in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where it employs nearly 175 people.

The Department of Motor Vehicles in Lauderhill, FL, offers a wide range of services related to driver licenses, vehicle registrations, and titles. With multiple service centers in Broward County, they provide assistance for renewing or replacing licenses, registering vehicles, and obtaining specialty tags and disability parking permits. From driver education and courses to crash and citation reports, the department aims to ensure the safety and compliance of motorists on the road. They also offer resources for military veterans, new residents, and those seeking information on commercial vehicle enforcement and specialized areas. Generated from the website