It’s not uncommon for people to be caught off guard by Florida’s travel restrictions.

The state’s Travel Restrictions are in place for all flights within its borders.

For example, all flights are banned from departing from Tallahassee, Orlando and Miami International Airport, as well as the Miami airport and its adjacent terminal.

There’s also a ban on entering the state by car, even if you’re in Florida.

Here are the key travel restrictions: If you travel within the state, you must carry all the necessary identification. 

You must wear a seatbelt and carry a medical kit.

You must carry a copy of your passport with you on all your travel. 

If your flight lands at an airport outside the state that’s not within your state of residence, you’ll be asked to provide a valid driver’s license or passport. 

Any vehicle you use in Florida must have a driver’s licence or passport that has not been altered. 

All passengers must wear seatbelts, which are made of metal, and have a reflective patch on the front and back. 

There’s also no need to wear a mask. 

Drivers are not allowed to operate their vehicles in a way that could cause harm to passengers. 

The state has also banned all outdoor activities, including camping, swimming and boating.

It’s also prohibited from entering the states airspace. 

This includes planes, boats and other watercraft. 

Travelers can expect some delays on some routes due to Florida’s restrictions, as flights are often delayed by days or weeks.

You can also take advantage of some of the state’s other popular attractions, such as the beach and its museums.

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