District 5 Intelligent Transportation Systems
RTMC
The RTMC will monitor traffic conditions around the nine-county area (Brevard, Volusia, Flagler, Seminole, Orange, Osceola, Sumter, Lake and Marion), coordinating the response to incidents, controlling traffic signals, and informing the public via Dynamic Message Signs, 511, FL511.com, social media, and news media. More...
GreenWay
This program is deploying several advanced traffic management technologies aimed at reducing congestion and increasing mobility and safety. GreenWay includes Integrated Corridor Management (ICM), connected vehicle (CV) technologies and automated traffic signal performance measures. More...
SmartCommunity
This program focuses on new technologies that connect people with places they want to go and services they need. SmartCommunity projects at the University of Central Florida main campus include transit kiosks, real-time surface parking availability and autonomous vehicle shuttle service. More ...
PedSafe
This program features an innovative pedestrian and bicycle collision avoidance system that utilizes connected vehicle technologies to reduce the occurrence of vehicular collisions with walkers and cyclists in high crash locations at the University of Central Florida main campus. More...
SunStore
This ongoing initiative collects and integrates the many data sources created and utilized by FDOT and makes the data available for research purposes to universities, institutions, planning agencies and businesses. SunStore also archives data for the ATTAIN Central Florida program. More...
Integrated Corridor Management (ICM)
ICM has been a specific focus for the Central Florida region for years, but has taken on even more significance with the current construction activities of the I-4 Ultimate project, as a tool to help mitigate the impacts of increased volumes of traffic on parallel arterials during construction. More...
Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC)
An innovative and incentive-based program that supports Florida’s Open Roads policy goal of safely clearing major highway incidents and commercial vehicle crashes in 90 minutes or less. The District contracts with vendors who have specialized equipment and operators readily available, 24 hours a day/7 days a week, to respond to incidents. Refer to Monthly Reports for more information. More...
Success and Heroic Stories
Access the various success stories – FDOT in the spotlight of the news or other media, receipt of major awards, Traffic Incident Management (TIM) and Road Ranger heroic stories, showcases to emerging technology and ongoing partnerships. Click here...
I-4 Ultimate
I-4 Ultimate is the 21-mile makeover of Interstate 4 through the heart of downtown Orlando. It runs from west of Kirkman Road in Orange County to east of State Road 434 in Seminole County. More...
Beyond I-4 Ultimate
The I-4 Express Lane system will be developed under multiple projects. The first project is named I-4 Ultimate. Expansion projects beyond the I-4 Ultimate project are named I-4 Beyond the Ultimate. More...
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