Probably not, because there are only about 13.1 million adults in Florida. Even allowing for some teens to have licenses, that still doesn't make room for all the old people who don't have a license because they have become too doddery or nervous, people who never learnt to drive for another reason, institutionalised persons (like prisoners), and people who were never able to drive -- because of epilepsy or another health condition.
Old people are also very prone to blindness, and FL is heavy on the old folks population.
Of course, if you include the tourist influx, then there is definitely over 14 million valid drivers in FL at any one time.
Old people are also very prone to blindness, and FL is heavy on the old folks population.
Of course, if you include the tourist influx, then there is definitely over 14 million valid drivers in FL at any one time.
