Florida Department of Transportation

Florida Department of Transportation officials say the price tag is now set at $973.4 million.

Construction is prompting detours in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk counties the week of Jan. 12.

Cars are a necessary form of transportation in Tampa and Hillsborough County. So who plans the roads?

I-4 westbound traffic will be directed onto the Selmon Expressway until Thursday morning to allow workers to install overhead signage structures.

PSTA is proposing an express bus route with continuous service between downtown St. Petersburg and Tampa International Airport. A new cross-bay ferry service is already set to launch in 2026.

Plans for a Polk County tollway drew criticism earlier this year. But public opinion — and the Florida Department of Transportation's evaluations — led to a new route.

Councilmember Gina Driscoll apologized for a “Bermuda Triangle of bureaucracy.”

The test facility in Polk County will include two vertiports, which are take-off and landing sites for primarily electric vertical take-off and landing, “VTOL,” aircraft.

The state will build express lanes on a 17-mile stretch from I-75 to County Line Road beginning in 2028.

The state has been removing street murals across Florida over the past few months.

The Florida Department of Transportation is advising drivers to expect delays and congestion from 12:01 a.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday.

All five commissioners, in a joint statement, said they could not support the changes, "especially after hearing from the public and receiving public comment throughout the week."