A Southwest flight nearly took off from a taxiway instead of a runway at Orlando Airport, but an alert controller averted disaster. The FAA is investigating.

Florida's SB 462 bill, advancing through the Senate Transportation Committee, proposes raising highway speed limits to 75 mph on major highways and includes provisions for rural roads and funding from electric vehicle charging stations.

Lake County officials have scheduled repairs for the South Lake Trail Boardwalk, causing a closure from March 12 to 13, and advise finding alternative routes.

Silver Airways canceled all flights at Orlando International Airport, leaving passengers stranded without explanation months after filing for bankruptcy.

Kissimmee is funding a $3.34 million revamp of the West Oak Street and John Young Parkway intersection, set to start in March 2025 and include traffic, pedestrian, and infrastructure improvements.

SR 417 in Seminole County, Florida, is being expanded to eight lanes, with bridge replacements and road improvements, aiming for completion by late 2030.

The IMMERSE 2025 festival will transform downtown Orlando into a vibrant scene for the arts, featuring performances by Cirque du Soleil and others, with expected traffic disruptions due to road closures.

Osceola County is implementing a School Zone Speed Safety Program starting February 24, 2025, with initial warnings followed by fines for speeders near schools.

Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will have a westbound lane closed for repaving on February 20th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Kissimmee reduces speed limit to 25 MPH on downtown streets starting March 31 for improved safety and traffic flow. Changes affect Emmett, Broadway, and Main.

Florida law enforcement conducts Operation Best Foot Forward, enforcing driver yield laws at crosswalks, especially near school zones, to improve pedestrian safety.

Oviedo's construction on McKinnon Avenue progresses, with Phase 2 starting March 3, 2025, and completion expected by April 28, closing the pedestrian path but not affecting vehicle traffic.

A westbound lane on Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo is closing for repairs of a road depression, with city officials advising caution and planning for possible delays.