Florida Policy Project

Florida Policy Project A nonprofit organization focused on practical solutions to Florida's most pressing problems.

08/19/2026

The future of mobility is past the “someday” stage.

Now it’s about what works, what scales, what’s safe, and what communities actually need.

That’s the conversation at FAV.

Join us at the 2026 FAV Summit.

November 11–13
Orlando, Florida

Details and registration: https://www.favsummit.com/2026-summit

08/17/2026

The future of mobility is not a keynote anymore.

It’s lanes, laws, charging, data, safety, infrastructure, and real-world deployment.

That’s where FAV comes in.

Join us at the 2026 FAV Summit.

November 11–13
Orlando, Florida

Details and registration: https://www.favsummit.com/2026-summit

08/14/2026

The future of mobility needs more than big ideas.

It needs builders, regulators, innovators, operators, and communities figuring out what actually works.

That’s why FAV exists.

Join us at the 2026 FAV Summit.

November 11–13
Orlando, Florida

Details and registration: https://www.favsummit.com/2026-summit

08/12/2026

Florida hasn’t changed its auto insurance law since the early 1970s.

Nobody has eight-tracks in their car anymore.

So why are we still using eight-track-era insurance policy?

08/10/2026

The future of mobility is not waiting for the green light.

It’s already moving.

Now it’s time to talk deployment, policy, infrastructure, safety, and scale.

That’s FAV.
Join us at the 2026 FAV Summit.
November 11–13
Orlando, Florida

Details and registration: https://www.favsummit.com/2026-summit

08/07/2026

Mobility is getting a software update.

Now the real work begins: roads, rules, infrastructure, safety, deployment, and scale.

That’s the conversation at FAV.

Join us at the 2026 FAV Summit.

November 11–13
Orlando, Florida

Details and registration: https://www.favsummit.com/2026-summit

08/05/2026

Solving Florida’s housing challenges requires more than one perspective.

It takes policymakers, builders, researchers, advocates, nonprofits, and community leaders working from the same set of facts and focused on practical solutions.

That is the value of Florida Policy Project: bringing serious people together around serious issues facing the state.

Better conversations lead to better policy.
Better policy leads to stronger communities.

Leon Circuit Judge David Frank ruled late last night the ballot language for the Legislature's property tax amendment (A...
08/04/2026

Leon Circuit Judge David Frank ruled late last night the ballot language for the Legislature's property tax amendment (Amendment 3) "clearly and conclusively defective," calling the "Save Our Homes From Excessive Property Taxes" title a political slogan that free-rides on the unrelated 1992 cap.

The amendment stays on track for November, but AG James Uthmeier has 10 days to rewrite the title and summary - and Judge Frank keeps jurisdiction over the redo.

Read the ruling here:
https://subtxt.to/tL8gfqR

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