Section 316.066(2)(a)(b)(c)(f), F.S. Crash reports that reveal the identity, home or employment telephone number or home or employment address of, or other personal information concerning the parties involved in the crash and that are held by an agency are confidential for a period of 60 days, except as authorized in the exemption. Reports may be released 60 days after the report is filed to authorized entities and agencies, or in accordance with specified provisions of cited federal law. Section 316.066(2)(g), F.S. If crash reports are created by or submitted to an agency electronically as data elements within a computerized database or if personal information from a crash report is entered into a computerized database, such crash data held by an agency is confidential. Sixty days after the date the crash rep[ort is filed, an agency may provide crash data derived from the report which includes personal information to authorized entities or in accordance with specified provisions of cited federal law. Section 316.0777(2)(3), F.S. Certain images and data obtained through the use of an automated license plate recognition system and personal identifying information of an individual in data generated from such images are confidential and exempt. Disclosure is authorized in specified circumstances. Section 316.650(11), F.S. Driver information, as defined in the exemption, contained in a uniform traffic citation is exempt from disclosure requirements. Driver information may be released as provided in s. 119.0712(2)(b) and pursuant to the sale and redisclosure provisions in cited federal law. (Florida Office of the Attorney General // © March 9, 2023)
