Leonida Highway Patrol
From Interstate 404
to the last key.
Troopers work the interstates, U.S. Route 1 and every State highway outside city limits: crashes, closures, roadside help and the occasional fifty dirt bikes doing wheelies in the fast lane. Drive like we’re behind you.
Contact
Get in touch with Highway Patrol
Headquarters open Monday to Friday; troopers on the road every hour of every day.
Hurricane season
Hurricane season runs through November 30. Know your evacuation zone, keep a seven-day kit ready and sign up for LeoAlert to get official warnings by text.
01Highway services
Reports, roads and roadside help.
The services drivers ask the Highway Patrol for most, before, during and after the drive.
- Crash reports & highway safetyGet a copy of a crash report from the Highway Patrol and check conditions on the interstates and U.S. Route 1.Get a report
- 24/7Road conditions & closuresLane closures, flooded roads, cane smoke and evacuation routes on the interstates and U.S. Route 1, by phone day and night.Check the roads
- FreeHighway Assistance PatrolFlat tire, empty tank or a dead battery on the interstate or in the Keys? A free State roadside crew comes to you.Get roadside help
- OnlineOversize load permitsMoving a manufactured home, a wide boat or a cane harvester on a State highway? Get a permit for the trip online, issued at once.Get a permit
- SeasonalHurricane preparednessKnow your evacuation zone, build a family plan and sign up for LeoAlert emergency notifications.Get ready
- 1,460troopers on the road
- 2,850miles of interstate and U.S. highway patrolled
- 48,300drivers helped by roadside crews this year
02On the map
Where to find us.
Drag to move, use the buttons or pinch to zoom. Select a pin for details.
Open the State mapCartography: Yanis & gtadb.org, CC BY 4.0
03News
Latest news
Thanksgiving week: every troop on the road, November 24 to 29.
Expect troopers on every interstate and on U.S. Route 1. Move over for anyone stopped with lights on, and leave the Keys early on Sunday.
Holiday travel planCane smoke on Ambrosia farm roads at dawn and dusk.
Low beams on, hazard lights off while moving, and slow down before the smoke, not in it. Troopers close roads when visibility drops.
Smoke on the roadLights on the shoulder? Move over a lane.
Or slow down to 20 mph below the limit if you can’t. It protects troopers, tow drivers and road crews, and skipping it costs 3 points.
The Move Over law
