Want to know more about what this new regional agency means for you? We'd love to come out and speak to your group. We're out in the community several times a month sharing the CFX story. 

Email Alayna Curry or call her directly at 407-690-5345 to set up a presentation!

Work continues on the SR 417/Boggy Creek Interchange, which is scheduled to open in late 2015. This will provide better access to and from the Orlando International Airport from south Orange and Osceola Counties.

 

Click here for more information on this project.

 

Paving is underway on the new SR 417/FL Turnpike ramps. CFX is on track to open the new interchange ramps by the end of this year. 

 

Click here for more information on this project.  

 

 

The Central Florida Expressway Authority wishes you and your loved ones a happy Thanksgiving! We're thankful that you choose our system to help get you where you need to go.

 

Just a reminder that both of our service centers will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, November 27-28. 

You can now use your E-PASS or SunPass on toll roads in Georgia and North Carolina! Customers with a Georgia Peach Pass or North Carolina Quick Pass can use Florida's toll roads as well. 

 

This agreement has brought us one step closer to nationwide interoperability. Stay tuned for more to come! Click here to learn more. 

Safety is a top priority for CFX. We want to make sure our system is a safe alternative for drivers. This month, we're highlighting WORK ZONE SAFETY.

 

We've got a lot of construction going on right now and, especially during the busy holiday season, we take extra safety precautions for our customers. 

We will be suspending work on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. 

 

Unless there's an emergency, we do all of our road work during off-peak travel times. Please remember to slow down when driving through a work zone for everyone's safety. It's the law! 

Three CFX team members participated in Orange County Public Schools' annual Teach-In on November 19. 

 

This event gives students the opportunity to hear from working professionals about future career choices. Classes at Apopka Elementary, McCoy Elementary and Colonial High School learned about how roads are made and the different types of careers that take part in the process.

We're currently in the process of hiring a new executive director. Our board will individually interview each of the four candidates in December.