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        •  Publix – Shoppes at  Village of Golf, 11200 S.   Changes To Driver License                      Florida Statute 322.14(1)(a), requiring driver license and
      Military Trail, Golf                                                                                 ID card numbers must now contain at least four randomly
        •  Publix – Reserve Shopping Center, 9720 Clint                  Numbers                           generated digits. This new system aims to improve security
      Moore Road, Boca Raton                                                                               and safeguard individuals’ identities.
        The MV Express Kiosks are a convenient way to      The next time you renew                           Those applying for a first-time driver license or
      renew  and  print  your motor  vehicle  registration  and   or replace your driver license           identification card will be issued a card that meets the new
      decal on the spot in a matter of minutes. To renew your   or identification card in                  statutory numbering requirements. Once you are issued a
      vehicle registration at one of these kiosks, you will need   person or online, you will be           driver license or identification card with a new number that
      a registration renewal notice PIN or your plate number   issued a new driver license or              meets the new requirements, the number will not change
      and the date of birth of the first registered owner. We are   ID number. There is no need            unless your last name changes.
      fortunate to be able to expand the number of kiosks in   to immediately replace your current driver license or ID, as
      Palm Beach County and I encourage you to visit www.  you will be issued a new number when it is time for you to
      pbctax.com/kiosks/ for a complete list of kiosk locations.  renew or replace your driver license or ID.
                                                           The change is taking place because, on July 31, the
                                                         Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
                                                         (FLHSMV) began implementing legislation which amends











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                   1851 W Indiantown Rd Ste 106                                                                        Town Of
                   Jupiter, FL 33458
                   561-748-7600                                                                                   Jupiter News


                                                                                                                  By Jim Kuretski, Mayor, Town of Jupiter

                                                                                                             The Town Council works
                                                                                                           with our town manager, staff,
                                                                                                           and others to address issues
                                                                                                           affecting our residents and
                                                                                                           businesses. The  following
                                                                                                           provides in progress efforts
                                                                                                           to improve public safety at
                                                                                                           12 pedestrian crosswalks
                                                                                                           around town:
                                                                                                             On an annual basis, the
                                                                                                           Town Council receives a
                                                                                                           roundtable presentation by
                                                                                                           our Police Department and traffic engineers about vehicular
                                                                                                           and pedestrian traffic within Jupiter. Traffic levels and
                                                                                                           historical accident locations and rates are presented, along
                                                                                                           with status updates on planned roadway improvement
                                                                                                           projects. An emphasis is placed on overall traffic management
                                                                                                           and mitigation of congestion and safety hazards.
                                                                                                             During this year’s meeting, a decision emerged to fund
                                                                                                           and complete construction of pedestrian safety crosswalk
                                                                                                           enhancements at 12 targeted locations by end of the year.
                                                                                                           These locations included: 1) Dakota Drive at Lighthouse
                                                                                                           Elementary, 2) South Loxahatchee Drive at Jupiter
                                                                                                           Elementary, 3) South Loxahatchee Drive south of 6th
                                                                                                           Street, 4) Palmfield Way between Via Rosina and Cocoa
                                                                                                           Lane, 5) South Old Dixie near Jupiter Medical Center, 6)
                                                                                                           Toney Penna Drive near Jupiter Village Swimming Pool,
                                                                                                           7) University Blvd. at Osceola Woods, 8) Main Street at
                                                                                                           Roger Dean Stadium, 9) Maplewood Drive at Pine Tree
                                                                                                           Trail, 10) Greenway Drive at Abacoa Community Park, 11)
                                                                                                           South Loxahatchee Drive at Officer Bruce St. Laurent Park
                                                                                                           and 12) Longshore Drive at Central Blvd.
                                                                                                             The first two of these (outside Lighthouse Elementary
                                                                                                           and Jupiter Elementary) were completed in time for the new
                                                                                                           school year.
                                                                                                             The remaining 10 of the planned enhanced pedestrian
                                                                                                           safety crosswalks will be completed and placed into service
          Licensed and Insured                                                                             by no later than the end of this year. The design work for
                                                                                                           these crosswalk enhancements is under way.
                                                                                                             These pedestrian crosswalk improvements demonstrate
                                                                                                           the town’s commitment to public safety, especially the safety
                                                                                                           of our children.
                                                                                                             Additional locations for potential pedestrian crossing
                                                                                                           safety enhancements will be considered for implementation
                                                                                                           in future years.

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