Transportation and Transit
Projects
The Osceola Board of County Commissioners is committed to improving transportation options for all Osceola County residents. In late 2019, Commissioners enacted one of the largest investments for road improvements in County history by refinancing bonds originally used to build Osceola Parkway. That money, approximately $200 million, will be used to advance design and construction of five key roadways. The County also aggressively leverages resources available from local, state and federal transportation partners, including the Central Florida Expressway Authority, the Florida Turnpike Enterprise, the Florida Department of Transportation, and the Federal Highway Administration. The County also aggressively leverages state and federal grant opportunities, and collects mobility fees from new development that are used exclusively for transportation projects – amounting to about $10,000 per new rooftop in the County, amongst the highest mobility fee rates in the state.
Construction Projects
- Boggy Creek Road
- Cyrils Drive Improvement
- Neptune Road Improvement
- Partin Settlement Road
- Poinciana Boulevard
- Simpson Road Phase 1
- Simpson Road North and South
- Fortune Road and Simpson Road Intersection Improvements
- Carroll Street and US 441 Intersection Improvements
- Fortune Lakeshore Multi-Use Trail
- Kissimmee St. Cloud Connector Trail (C-31 Canal Trail)
Planning / Design Projects
- Buenaventura Boulevard Improvements & Complete Streets
- Celebration Boulevard Extension
- Canoe Creek Road Improvements
- Hickory Tree Road
- Jack Brack Road Widening
- Lake Toho Restoration Pond Trail & Bill Johnston Park Design
- Marigold Avenue Roundabouts
- Michigan Avenue Safety Improvements
- Nova Road Study
- Old Lake Wilson Road
- Sinclair Road Extension
- Sunbridge Parkway Extension
- Westside Boulevard Extension
Partner Agency Projects
- (CFX) County Road 532 / Osceola Polk Line Road Capacity Improvements
- (CFX) Osceola Parkway Extension
- (FDOT) 418403-7 John Young Parkway at Pleasant Hill Road Coalition
- (FDOT) 445210-1 US 17-92 from east of Ham Brown Rd to south of Portage St
- (FDOT) Poinciana Pkwy Extension (from CR-532 to I-4/SR-429)
- (FDOT) I-4 Express Lane (from Champions Gate Interchange to Osceola Pkwy)
- (FDOT) US 17-92 (OBT) Widening PD&E
- (FDOT) US 17-92 Widening (Ham Brown Rd to Portage St)
The Transportation and Transit Department serves as a liaison between Osceola County and our regional transportation partners. Please click on the logos below for more information about those agencies and the transportation improvement projects that they provide the community.
Contact Us
Email: traffic@osceola.org
Phone: 407-742-0565
Transportation Services
- Traffic Calming, Stop Signs, Speed Bumps, Traffic Signals
- No Parking Signs
- Radar Feedback Signs
- Lynx and Sunrail
- Street Lights
- Red Light Cameras
- Golf Carts and Micro-mobility Devices
- Tourist Oriented Directions Signs (TODS)
- Children at Play Signs
Toll Roads
- Osceola Parkway toll rates and links to CFXWay and Turnpike toll info.
- All cashless tolls now in effect on Osceola Parkway.
Transportation Studies
- Osceola County Vision Zero Action Plan (December 2023)
- Business Impact Estimate for School Zone Speed Detection (November 2023)
- Proportionate Share Guidance (August 2023)
- Transportation Impact Analysis Procedures & Requirements (April 2023)
- Southeast Area Transportation Study (SEATS) (March 2023)
- Funie Steed Corridor Study (July 2022)
- Mobility Fee Study (January 2022)
- ADA Transition Plan (December 2021)
- Osceola Parkway Arterial Study (November 2020)
- Buenaventura Boulevard Complete Streets Feasibility Study (November 2020)
- County Trails Feasibility Study (April 2019)
- Narcoossee Community Conceptual Roadway Design Study
Traffic Counts Map
- Interactive Traffic Counts Data Map
- 2024 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2023 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2022 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2021 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2020 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2019 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2018 Roadway Network Capacity Report
- 2017 Roadway Network Capacity Report
News & Presentations
- Announcements, press releases, and presentations.