Fort Lauderdale plans roadwork on NE 16th Court, including a median, a semi-roundabout, resurfacing, and more, to start August 4, 2025, with expected completion in October.

Fort Lauderdale partners with Southern Underground Industries for Sewer Pump Station A-20 overhaul, starting July 28, 2025, and expected to conclude in fall 2026. Traffic will be rerouted; residents can expect noise but uninterrupted services.

Spirit Airlines will start nonstop flights from Fort Lauderdale to Key West on November 6, 2025, with plans to offer daily flights starting December 18. Introductory fares begin at $79 one way.

Fort Lauderdale begins stormwater pipe replacement on Sistrunk Boulevard, expecting road, sidewalk, and landscape restoration until September 2025, with lane closures and construction activity during weekdays.

Sewer rehabilitation in Rio Vista and Beverly Heights, Fort Lauderdale, will cause major traffic disruptions from July 2021 to October 2025 with road closures and detours.

FDOT announces a lane closure for maintenance on the Las Olas Boulevard Drawbridge in Fort Lauderdale, scheduled for July 28, with possible traffic delays expected.

Hydrant flow testing will occur along South Park Road in Hollywood, potentially impacting nearby residents with out-of-service hydrants and water pressure changes for 3-4 weeks.

Fort Lauderdale's downtown area faces delays due to a water main interconnection project starting July 14, with construction expected to last until October 2025.

Florida's FDOT is enhancing A1A highway for safety, with upgrades at NE 14th Court and NE 27th Street, including new crosswalks and lighting. Lane closures are expected; the project runs from July to Spring 2026 at $2.08 million.

Fort Lauderdale crews repair a water main valve overnight, impacting traffic on W. Broward Boulevard. Lane closures and detours in place until 5 a.m. Friday.

The TSA has stopped requiring most passengers to remove shoes at security, a change expected to speed up airport lines and enhance the travel experience, while advanced screening technology will continue to ensure safety.

Palm Beach County faces a major road closure as FDOT and CSX prepare for railroad repairs on Northlake Boulevard, affecting 70,000 daily drivers and requiring an 8-day shutdown starting around August 1.

Palm Beach Gardens motorists will face detours due to rail safety work on Northlake Blvd starting August 1, 2025.