Which department administers the Financial Responsibility Law in Florida?

The department responsible for administering the Financial Responsibility Law in Florida is the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. This law mandates that drivers must demonstrate financial responsibility, ensuring they can cover costs resulting from accidents, either through insurance or other financial means. The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is charged with enforcing these regulations, which includes overseeing the required proof of insurance and managing the associated penalties for non-compliance.

The other options are involved in different areas of law and regulation. For instance, the State Attorney General handles legal issues and representation for the state, including consumer protection but does not administer vehicle financial responsibility laws. The Department of Insurance regulates the insurance industry in Florida but is not primarily focused on enforcement of financial responsibility laws for motorists. The Florida No-Fault Motor Vehicle Commission specifically deals with aspects related to the No-Fault insurance system rather than the broader Financial Responsibility Law.