Florida drivers offered $400 a month to wrap cars with ads
California firm Autowraps Inc plans to pay south Florida drivers up to 400 dollars monthly to display company ads on their cars. Florida Highway Patrol officials say ads are legal if plates and lights remain visible. The program targets about 200 vehicles and could boost earnings for drivers and transport companies.
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Florida expansion targets drivers from Miami to Orlando
A five month old company plans to sign up drivers across California Oregon and Washington with Florida as a major market. Applicants must be 18 or older drive at least 1000 miles monthly and meet strict qualifications including no moving violations in the past year. Contracts run five years and can be canceled after one year with 30 days notice. Drivers cannot choose ads but can refuse ads for alcohol tobacco or sex related businesses. Ads are matched to drivers by demographics.
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Toledo landlords face mandatory cleanup with ankle monitor rule
Toledo housing court would allow judges to sentence landlords to live in dilapidated properties until repairs are complete. Ankle bracelet monitors would track compliance, a plan opponents call meaningless.
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