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As we continue to move forward, CFX is taking the appropriate measures to protect the health and safety of all while minimizing travel disruptions. Read more and follow updates on CFX's COVID-19 Updates page.

At CFX's December Board meeting, Orange County District 6 Commissioner Victoria Siplin and Seminole County District 3 Commissioner Lee Constantine were welcomed to the CFX Governing Board.

Also at the December meeting, the CFX Board unanimously elected City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer as Chairman, Lake County District 2 Commissioner Sean Parks as Vice Chairman and Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings as Treasurer.

The CFX Board heard a presentation from David Christensen, Innovation Director at the Engineering Research Center for Advancing Sustainability through Powered Infrastructure for Roadway Electrification, commonly referred to as ASPIRE. A program of the National Science Foundation (NSF), ASPIRE is working to develop an inexpensive, seamless charging solution for electric vehicles by integrating charging systems into the roadway.

CFX is exploring future opportunities to pilot this technology on area expressways. To learn more about ASPIRE, view the presentation here.

In December, CFX reached a significant project milestone on the signature SR 528/SR 436 interchange improvement project. Beam installation was completed on two bridge locations as CFX continues to transform the existing loop ramps into seven flyover bridges. Once complete, the bridges will provide smoother, uninterrupted access to and from Orlando International Airport (OIA). The two bridges will transform the existing loop ramps into flyover bridges.

The $118 million project will also add an additional travel lane in each direction of SR 528 between Conway Road and Goldenrod Road, and will feature enhanced aesthetics such as tiered planter walls, and updated signage and lighting. In addition, CFX’s bold sustainable landscape design will feature native plants and create a welcoming gateway to Central Florida for visitors coming through OIA.

To find out more about the project, click here.

CFX held the final virtual public meeting on November 18 for Segment 4 of the SR 417 Corridor Widening Project, which runs from Boggy Creek Road to Narcoossee Road. At the meeting, participants viewed the proposed locations of a sound wall, a fly-through video demonstration of the roadway design, and a virtual tour comparing the existing roadway and configurations with the proposed improvements. For more information and updates on this project, click here.

Collecting holiday gifts for children in our community is a long-standing tradition at CFX. This holiday season, we continued the tradition for Toys for Tots.

Two recently completed I-4 Ultimate improvements in the downtown Orlando area enable motorists to move from one side of Interstate 4 (I-4) to the other without entering an intersection. A Texas U-turn, also known as a Texas Turnaround, allows drivers traveling on a one-way frontage road parallel to the interstate to make a U-turn onto a frontage road in the opposite direction without waiting at a traffic signal.

Click here for more details.

Stay updated with I-4 Ultimate detours, closures, and road work at i4ultimate.com/signup/.