Where does this rule come from?

There is no published ordinance or rule. We confirmed the benefit with the administering office and record it as undocumented. Roughly 85% of local benefits are like this, and we would rather tell you that than invent a citation.

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Volusia County Free Beach Driving Pass for Disabled Veterans

A free annual beach driving pass for holders of the Florida Disabled Veteran licence plate.

Verified August 15, 2026

What this benefit is

Volusia County issues a free annual beach driving pass to holders of the Florida Disabled Veteran licence plate.

What it's worth: The annual beach driving pass fee

Based on the published resident annual pass rate.

Who is entitled to it

A holder of the Florida DV licence plate, applying in Volusia County.

Not sure whether that describes you?

Answer a few questions about this benefit specifically — we only ask what this one actually depends on, and we stop as soon as we know.

The thing most people get wrong

Get the plate first — it is what unlocks this

Volusia keys this to the plate itself rather than to your rating. That makes it a dependency chain: you cannot get this pass without first getting the state DV plate under §320.084. There are more of these chains in Florida than anyone documents.

How to claim it

1Get the Florida DV licence plate first.
2Bring your registration to a Beach Safety office.

File with: Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue
Documents you will need: vehicle registration showing dv plate
Renew annually

Common mistakes that cost people this benefit

Arriving with a VA letter instead of the plate. The plate on the vehicle is what they check.

Get this one first

Free Disabled Veteran "DV" Licence Plate — at 100%, or With a VA-Funded Vehicle

Worth knowingWe verified this with the agency and there is no published rule to cite. Saying so is more honest than inventing a citation.

Questions people ask

Where does this rule come from?: There is no published ordinance or rule. We confirmed the benefit with the administering office and record it as undocumented. Roughly 85% of local benefits are like this, and we would rather tell you that than invent a citation.

Sources

authority · undocumentedNo published ordinance or rule. Confirmed with the administering office; there is no citable authority for this benefit.

Why only one source type: There is no published authority at all. We confirmed the benefit with the administering office and record its absence as authority_kind = undocumented.

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