malonestephen+FollowWhat Are The Blue Lights On Some Florida Traffic Signals Used For? 🤔😵I’ve noticed in some areas of Florida, like Gainesville and Fort Myers, there are these small blue lights mounted on top of certain traffic signals. Does anyone know what they’re for? Just be curious. #FloridaLife #TrafficSignals #BlueLight 242115Share
Alexander Black+FollowSleeping in your car in Florida: What’s legal?Getting some shut-eye in your car might seem harmless, but in Florida, the rules are a patchwork that can trip up even locals. There’s no statewide ban, but many cities—especially tourist hotspots like Miami and Key West—strictly prohibit it on public property. New laws now make it illegal to camp or sleep overnight in vehicles in most public spaces, unless you’re in a designated area or have permission on private land. Rest stops allow short naps, but don’t overstay. Before you park for the night, double-check local ordinances—what’s fine in one town could get you ticketed in the next. Have you ever had to sleep in your car? #Cars #FloridaLife #TravelTips213138Share
mary01+FollowPublix BOGO hacks every Floridian should knowPublix’s BOGO deals are more than just grabbing two-for-one items—there’s a whole world of hidden tricks most Florida shoppers miss! For starters, if your favorite BOGO item is sold out, ask for a rain check and snag the deal later (with coupons stacked on top). BOGO cycles are surprisingly predictable, so keep track and never pay full price again. Digital coupons and rebate apps can double your savings, and don’t overlook the pharmacy or beauty aisles for BOGO steals. Even Publix’s own brand goes BOGO, making pantry restocks a breeze. What’s your best Publix BOGO win? Share your secrets below! #Food #PublixHacks #FloridaLife00Share
gregorybrown+FollowFlorida Walmart drama: When fashion meets unsolicited adviceYou know it’s peak Florida summer when someone gets called out for wearing shorts and a tank top—inside a Walmart, no less! One local woman wasn’t having it when a stranger (classic Karen move) commented on her outfit, suggesting she should cover up. Her quick comeback? “They make muzzles, too, if you’re interested.” The whole scene had people online cheering her on and sharing their own stories of random Walmart run-ins. Why do people feel the need to judge what others wear at the store? Have you ever had a similar experience? Let’s hear your wildest Walmart moments! #News #FloridaLife #WalmartStories10Share
Adam Boyer+FollowFlorida gardens face sneaky iguana flower thievesHibiscus lovers in Florida, you’re not imagining things—those beautiful blooms might be vanishing thanks to some surprisingly bold green iguanas! One local gardener caught the culprit in action: a hungry iguana dangling from a branch, chomping down an entire flower. These lizards, now considered invasive, are popping up everywhere and making themselves at home in backyards, parks, and even malls. While some folks find their antics hilarious, others are frustrated by the damage. Has anyone else spotted these flower bandits in their garden? What’s your take—nuisance or nature’s entertainment? #Home #FloridaLife #GardenProblems00Share
Tamara Jones+FollowFlorida gator snatches shoe—and the spotlightOnly in Florida: an alligator turned the tables on a would-be shoe-thrower, grabbing her sandal and making a splashy getaway into the lake! Locals know gators are everywhere, but this cheeky critter’s move is a wild reminder to keep your distance. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission says gators usually avoid people, but you never know when they’ll surprise you. Would you have tried to scare it off, or just watched from afar? Share your gator stories or tips for staying safe near the water! #Science #FloridaLife #Alligator20Share
Alyssa Davis+FollowmyselfIs so nice today 😊 #VeroBeachAdventures #Florida #FloridaVibes #FloridaLife #Lesbian #LesbianLife30Share
Brooke Martin+Follow$1,300 Energy Bill Help? Act Fast, Florida!Heads up, Florida! If your AC bill is making you sweat, you could score up to $1,300 off your energy costs—but you’ve gotta act before July 31. The LIHEAP program is basically a lifeline for folks struggling with power bills, especially if you’ve got kids, seniors, or anyone with disabilities at home. The money goes straight to your utility company, so you don’t have to juggle payments. Plus, if you’re in a real pinch, you might even get a bigger boost to keep the lights on. Check if you qualify and apply online—it’s way faster! #FloridaLife #MoneyHacks #EnergySavings #Business #Industry00Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowPublix vs. Winn-Dixie: What’s Worth the Extra Bucks?Ever stood in the grocery aisle debating Publix or Winn-Dixie? Here’s the scoop: Publix might cost a bit more, but you get perks like a full-service pharmacy, cult-favorite subs, and their GreenWise organic goodies. Plus, their staff actually own a piece of the company, so you feel the difference in service. After Aldi bought Winn-Dixie and axed their pharmacy, Publix is the go-to for one-stop shopping. Sometimes, paying a little extra means less hassle and better treats! #PublixVsWinnDixie #GroceryHacks #FloridaLife #Business #LocalBusiness00Share
Heather Moore+FollowFlorida Homeowners' Insurance ShockEver thought your home insurance was a safety net? In Florida, that net is full of holes. After filing a claim, many homeowners are getting dropped or told to replace their roofs—even if they’re fine—just to keep coverage. Some folks are paying $19K out of pocket, and others can’t get insurance at all. If you live near the water, it’s even tougher. With more storms and higher costs, owning a home in Florida is getting trickier. Shop around, check your roof age, and brace for surprises! #HomeInsurance #FloridaLife #MoneyHacks #RealEstate60Share
