Miami Beach Auto Insurance (FL)

Miami Beach, Florida is a city of around 88,000 spread about an area of about 19 square miles. It is built upon a barrier island in Miami-Dade County. Miami Beach’s economy is overwhelmingly supported by the tourism, hospitality, and service industries. The city has been considered one of the nation’s top beach resorts for most of the past century.

Several highways provide access to the area including Interstate 95, I-75, Florida’s Turnpike, as well as US Highway 1. Compared to the rest of the state Miami Beach’s annual fatal accident count is almost always higher. Public transportation is provided by Miami-Dade Transit with bus service throughout the Miami-Dade County area and Tri-Rail is a commuter rail system from North Palm Beach all the way south to Miami.

The city is part of the tropical rainforest climate area with warm winters, hot summers, and a high probability of drenching rains during the summer months. Hurricane season runs from June through November and Miami Beach is most likely to be hit during Cape Verde season, from mid-August through September.