Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Permit required
Florida treats armadillos as Class III wildlife, which requires a free personal-use permit.
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Permit required
Florida treats armadillos as Class III wildlife, which requires a free personal-use permit.
Sunday sales allowed
Florida has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
Only some riders
Florida requires helmets for riders under 21 and for older riders without at least $10,000 in motorcycle-crash medical insurance.
Rear plate only
Florida issues one plate for passenger cars, and it goes on the rear.
Self-serve allowed
Florida law expressly authorizes self-service gas stations, as long as an attendant is on duty to supervise.
Allowed with limits
Florida has no train horn ban, but no horn may make an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle.
No safety inspection
Florida does not require safety inspections for private cars; police may inspect a car they believe is unsafe.
Aerial fireworks allowed
Florida allows fireworks, including aerial ones, on New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and July 4; other days, only approved sparklers and novelties.
Allowed
Florida has no state law or rule limiting happy hour drink prices at bars and restaurants.
No bottle deposit
Florida has no bottle deposit law, so shoppers pay no refundable deposit on cans or bottles.
Private licensed stores
Florida licenses private package stores to sell liquor; those stores must sell only alcohol and have no inside connection to other businesses.
Observes DST, law to go year-round
Florida observes daylight saving time, but its 2018 Sunshine Protection Act would make it year-round if Congress allows.
Groceries exempt
Florida exempts food products for human consumption, meaning groceries, from its 6% state sales tax.
Has a state lottery
Florida runs a state lottery, selling tickets since 1988, whose net proceeds support public education.
Has a tax-free period
Florida has a permanent yearly back-to-school sales tax holiday, now running July 20 through August 20.
Photo ID requested
Florida asks for photo ID; a voter without it votes provisionally, and the ballot counts without further steps if the voter is eligible.