Orlando preps for Hurricane Milton by offering free parking in downtown garages to protect residents' vehicles from the storm's effects starting Wednesday.

Orlando International Airport will halt commercial flights due to Hurricane Milton, but will not serve as a shelter; emergency flights will continue. Operations will resume once damage is assessed.

The article informs about an upcoming lane closure on 11303 Windermere Road for water service installation and provides contact details for Orange County Utilities.

Orlando introduces Ride DTO, an electric vehicle transit service to solve the last-mile issue for downtown commuters, available via an app for $1 fare, with early promotions for free rides.

Osceola County inaugurated Fire Station 85 in Poinciana, enhancing emergency response capabilities and reaffirming the county's dedication to public safety.

The City of Winter Park has announced road closures due to the Autumn Art Festival on October 12-13, affecting parts of Park Avenue, Morse Blvd, and New England Avenue.

Orange County allocates $55 million of its transportation fund for street lighting to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety after dark, particularly at intersections.

Downtown Winter Garden's parking garage at 160 S. Boyd St. will undergo maintenance between October 7 and October 24, causing partial closures and limited parking availability.

Orlando Police issued a traffic alert to avoid Magnolia Avenue and Washington Street where a fallen mast arm from Hurricane Helene hampers cleanup efforts.

A fallen tree has blocked Nebraska Avenue in Seminole County, prompting detours via Michigan Avenue and N Oregon. The fire department is yet to announce when the road will reopen.

A blown transformer in Seminole County caused railway crossing arms to malfunction, disrupting traffic along major roads and affecting the evening commute. Authorities are working on repairs and urge caution.

Intersection upgrades at Lockwood Blvd and Mitchell Hammock Rd in Oviedo start October 7, 2024, with expected completion by December 3, 2024, causing temporary lane closures and traffic delays.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport will start charging landing fees, sparking opposition from local pilots and industry experts who fear negative economic and safety implications.