Master Plan Update - Florida's Turnpike

Master Plan Update 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE ENTERPRISE 

JUNE 2011

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

1.0 introduction ..................................................................................................................1 

2.0 types of turnpike projects ..........................................................................................1 

3.0 development of the turnpike master plan ...........................................................1 

3.1 Project IdentIfIcatIon ........................................................................................................................2 

3.2 fIve-Year Work Program ..................................................................................................................3 

3.3 ten-Year fInance Plan .........................................................................................................................4 

3.4 lIst of UnfUnded needs Projects ...................................................................................................4 

4.0 the turnpike master plan update (fy 2011 through fy 2035) ..........................4 

4.1 Project descrIPtIons ...........................................................................................................................5 

4.2 tables ........................................................................................................................................................ 12 

4.3 maPs ........................................................................................................................................................ 12 

5.0 list of taBles ..........................................................................................................13 

table 5.1 ten-Year fInance Plan (fY 2011 - fY 2020) – 

WIdenIng, Interchange, and exPansIon Projects ..........................................15 


toll Plaza, aet conversIon, and servIce Plaza Projects .............................16 

table 5.3 UnfUnded needs Plan WIdenIng Projects for the Years 2015 and 2020 ....17 

table 5.4 UnfUnded needs Plan WIdenIng Projects for the Years 2025, 2030, 

and 2035 ........................................................................................................................18 

table 5.5 UnfUnded needs Plan Interchange Projects throUgh the Year 2035 .......19 

table 5.6 UnfUnded needs Plan aet conversIon Projects throUgh the Year 2035 . 20 

6.0 list of figures ........................................................................................................19 

fIgUre 6.1 homestead extensIon of florIda’s tUrnPIke (heft) ..........................................21 

fIgUre 6.2 tUrnPIke - soUthern coIn sYstem ...........................................................................22 

fIgUre 6.3 tUrnPIke - tIcket sYstem .............................................................................................23 

fIgUre 6.4 tUrnPIke - northern coIn sYstem ...........................................................................24 

fIgUre 6.5 soUthern connector extensIon, beachlIne West exPressWaY, 

semInole exPressWaY ................................................................................................25 

fIgUre 6.6 Polk ParkWaY .............................................................................................................26 

fIgUre 6.7 veterans exPressWaY and sUncoast ParkWaY .................................................27

1.0 introduction 

MASTER PLAN UPDATEFY 

2011 - FY 2035 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

this document summarizes the 2011 Update of 

florida’s turnpike enterprise master Plan for the 

short-, intermediate-, and long-term planning of 

major capital improvement projects. the master 

Plan is updated annually in response to changing 

project needs and changing funding levels. It 

includes a ten-Year finance Plan of programmed 

and planned improvements and a list of unfunded 

needs Projects. the planning time frame for this 

master Plan Update is fY 2011 through fY 2035. 

2.0 types of turnpike projects 

the turnpike master Plan includes a variety of 

transportation projects. these projects are generally 

categorized as either improvement projects 

or expansion projects. Improvement projects 

are those that add capacity and/or access to 

existing facilities and include highway widenings, 

new or modified interchanges, service plaza 

improvements, and toll plaza improvements. 

expansion projects are new facilities and include 

new expressways or tolled expressway lanes on 

existing non-tolled limited-access facilities. 

the 2011 Update to the turnpike master Plan also 

features improvement projects known as efficiency 

projects. these projects are generally smaller in 

scope and have a much lower project cost than 

traditional turnpike improvement projects. they 

are identified to address specific operational 

needs and safety issues on the turnpike system 

that normally would be included as part of major 

widening projects. however, since the turnpike has 

been operating with reduced revenues for the past 

few years, several of its major widening projects 

have been deferred. The Turnpike’s efficiency 

projects provide interim preservation and safety 

benefits to the system until deferred projects can 

be programmed and implemented. they are 

also compatible with the florida department 

of transportation (fdot) transportation system 

management and operations (tsm&o) Program 

that promotes cost-effective investment decisions 

for projects that improve mobility performance. 

Mainline widening from Interstate 4 to north of Gotha Road. 

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MASTER PLAN ANNUAL UPDATE 

3.0 development of the turnpike 

master plan 

the turnpike master Plan is an annually updated 

report that identifies all projects that are funded 

through the construction phase and are 

programmed and planned in the ten-Year finance 

Plan. It also contains a list of unfunded needs 

Projects. 

3.1 Project IdentIfIcatIon 

The identification of new projects to be included 

in the annual update of the turnpike master Plan 

is made through internal and external means. 

Internally, the turnpike utilizes its transportation 

planning resources and other departments to 

assist in the identification of needed projects. The 

primary planning resource available to the turnpike 

is the Annual Traffic Trends Report. This report 

documents an analysis of the forecasts of future 

traffic demand for all the facilities in the Turnpike 

system. the forecasts are compared to roadway 

lane-capacity thresholds to estimate if and when 

facility improvements will be needed. 

In addition, the turnpike reviews aerial photography 

to monitor turnpike system performance, 

and conducts an annual field review called 

the “turnpike tour.” the turnpike tour is a 

comprehensive system review performed by key 

staff from the turnpike functional areas of planning, 

Using aerial photography to monitor System performance 

design, construction, operations, tolls, finance, 

and maintenance. the focus of this effort is to 

incorporate their perspectives on deficiencies in 

safety, preservation, capacity, and efficiency. 

the turnpike also receives requests and ideas 

for new projects from external sources including 

metropolitan Planning organizations (mPos), 

expressway authorities, elected/appointed officials, 

private developers, members of the general public, 

and other florida department of transportation 

(FDOT) Districts or the FDOT Central Office. 

the turnpike studies proposed projects to determine 

feasibility and ultimately considers the following four 

factors when making a recommendation regarding 

whether a project should be implemented: (1) 

Project need; (2) Impacts to the environment; (3) 

local support; and (4) financial feasibility. 

Project evalUatIon crIterIa 

transportation 

need 

environmental 

soundness 

local 

support 

financial 

feasiBility 

Is there sufficient travel 

demand to justify the 

project? 

are there any major 

environmental issues that 

would impact and/or fatally 

flaw the implementation 

of the proposed project? 

Is there demonstrated local 

support for the proposed 

project? 

to what extent will the 

project's forecasted toll 

revenues contribute to 

funding this improvement? 

Projects identified for implementation have the 

ultimate goal of being fully funded through the 

construction phase in the turnpike adopted five- 

Year Work Program. however, depending upon

available revenues, the estimated time frame when 

the project is needed, and the relative need of a 

given project in relation to all other project needs, 

projects may first be listed as Turnpike unfunded 

needs projects. 

Project PlannIng Process 

25-Year 

Needs 

Plan 

Turnpike 

Master 


10-Year 

Finance 


5-Year Work Program 

ADOPTED 

Five-Year 

Work Program 

FY 1 

FY 2 

FY 3 

FY 4 

FY 5 

annUal Work Program UPdate Process 

Annual 

Work Program 

Update 

Remove FY 1 

FY 2 

FY 3 

FY 4 

FY 5 

FY 6 

Add FY 6 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

3.2 fIve-Year Work Program 

1. 2. 3. 

the turnpike earns revenues from toll collections 

and concession fees on its 460 miles of limitedaccess 

tolled facilities. a capital improvements 

program called the five-Year Work Program is 

developed from a combination of turnpike toll and 

concession revenues and from bond proceeds 

obtained by leveraging those revenues. though 

the turnpike is generally a self-funded entity, 

the five-Year Work Program may also contain 

federal funding awards and/or private developer 

funding contributions toward projects. generally, 

private entities who propose projects to serve 

their developments are expected to pay for those 

projects. 

The Five-Year Work Program is a financially feasible 

document containing all of the turnpike capital 

improvement projects that are funded for a 

five-year time period by phase, funding type, 

and year. the five-Year Work Program is updated 

annually to reflect the next five-year time frame of 

project funding by dropping the current or first year 

of funding and adding a new outer or fifth year 

of funding. In the fall of each year, the turnpike 

develops a tentative five-Year Work Program that 

is presented to the local governments at public 

hearings conducted by metropolitan Planning 

organizations (mPos) or, in rural areas, by county 

TENTATIVE 

Five-Year 

Work Program 

FY 1 

FY 2 

FY 3 

FY 4 

FY 5 

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commissions. the tentative five-Year Work Program 

must be adopted by the state secretary of the 

department of transportation by july 1 of each 

year. funding is then annually appropriated by the 

florida legislature. 

for this update of the turnpike master Plan, the 

tentative five-Year Work Program includes projects 

and activities funded in fY 2012 through fY 2016 

totaling approximately $2.9 billion. 

3.3 ten-Year fInance Plan 

annually, the turnpike builds upon the five-Year 

Work Program to develop a ten-Year finance 

Plan. The Ten-Year Finance Plan is also a financially 

feasible document that contains all projects 

programmed in the adopted and tentative five- 

Year Work Program, and four additional years of 

planned project improvements. 

the ten-Year finance Plan used to develop this 

Update of the turnpike master Plan includes 

programmed and planned projects for fY 2011 

through fY 2020. the ten-Year finance Plan consists 

of projects programmed in fY 2011 from the current 

adopted five-Year Work Program, the projects 

programmed in fY 2012 through fY 2016 of the 

tentative five-Year Work Program, and projects 

planned for the four additional outer years, fY 2017 

through fY 2020. 

fte's 

ten-year 

finance 

plan 

from 

adopted 

Work 

program 

fY 2011 

from 

tentative 

Work 

program 

fY 2012 

through 

fY 2016 

plus outer 

years 

fY 2017 

through 

fY 2020 

3.4 lIst of UnfUnded needs Projects 

In addition to containing ten years of programmed 

and planned capital improvement projects, the 

turnpike master Plan includes unfunded capital 

improvement project needs. the list of unfunded 

needs Projects is a longer-range planning tool used 

to identify future projects that could be advanced 

into the ten-Year finance Plan when funding 

becomes available. the horizon year for the list of 

unfunded needs projects is 2035. 

4.0 the turnpike master plan update 

(fY 2011 throUgh fY 2035) 

the turnpike master Plan is composed of the ten- 

Year finance Plan and the list of unfunded needs 

Projects. an update to the turnpike master Plan is 

produced annually in the may-june time frame to 

reflect updates to the Turnpike Ten-Year Finance 

Plan and to identify unfunded needs projects. 

this annual update to the master Plan is for the 

planning time frame of fY 2011 through fY 2035. 

this annual update to the turnpike master Plan 

includes 34 projects programmed for construction. 

these projects consist of seven highway widenings, 

fifteen interchanges, four projects to modernize 

and streamline electronic toll collection, and eight 

service plaza reconstructions. 

for informational purposes, the master Plan 

includes ten improvement projects and one 

expansion project that are currently under 

construction. these projects consist of four highway 

widenings, two interchanges, one expansion 

facility, and four toll collection facility projects. the 

toll collection projects include a lane conversion to 

dedicated sunPass toll collection at the eastern toll 

Plaza on the Polk Parkway, and three phases of the 

A lane conversion to dedicated SunPass toll collection at 

the Eastern Toll Plaza on the Polk Parkway.

system-wide project to convert turnpike mainline 

and ramp plazas to cashless, all-electronic toll (aet) 

collection. 

In this update of the turnpike master Plan, the 

years identified for the unfunded needs projects 

range from 2015 to 2035. Unfunded widening needs 

projects are listed in the turnpike master Plan by 

year needed in five-year increments. Within each 

five-year increment, projects are not necessarily 

listed in priority order. all interchange projects 

included in the needs Plan are assumed to be 

needed by 2035. the needs Plan also contains 

Phases 7 through 9 of the turnpike system-wide plan 

to convert toll collection to an all-electronic format. 

these projects are not necessarily listed in priority 

order and are assumed to be needed by 2035. 

detailed descriptions of projects programmed for 

the construction phase have been prepared for the 

turnpike master Plan. In addition, the projects are 

summarized in project tables, and are graphically 

displayed on project maps. several of the project 

descriptions include more than one project, as 

indicated in the project tables. 

4.1 Project descrIPtIons 

Project descriptions are provided below for all 

projects funded for construction in the ten-Year 

finance Plan. the projects below are listed in the 

order of the financial Project number (fPn). 

406095-1; 

406099-1 

Widen the turnpike mainline 

from the heft to north of 

johnson street and Implement 

the turnpike Interchange 

Modification at Hollywood 

boulevard in broward county. 

this is a project to widen the turnpike mainline/s.r. 

91 from the heft to north of johnson street from six 

to eight travel lanes, including pavement milling 

and resurfacing. this project is approximately 3.7 

miles in length and includes bridge widenings over 

Pembroke road, hollywood boulevard, and 

johnson street. 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

It also includes the implementation of the major 

reconstruction of the hollywood boulevard 

Interchange. the interchange reconstruction 

consists of the addition of new ramps to and from 

the north at the existing interchange. these new 

ramps will be configured in a tight diamond. Both 

projects are programmed for construction in fY 

2020. 

406095-4 

Widen the turnpike mainline 

from north of johnson street to 

Griffin Road in Broward County. 

this is a project to widen the turnpike mainline/s.r. 

91 from just north of Johnson Street to Griffin Road 

from six to eight travel lanes, including pavement 

milling and resurfacing. this project is approximately 

3.4 miles in length and also includes the 

replacement of the sheridan street bridge over the 

turnpike. this project is programmed for 

construction in fY 2020. 

406151-1; 

406151-4 

Widen the veterans expressway 

from memorial highway to 

south of gunn highway and 

Implement conversion to allelectronic 

tolling (aet) Phase 

6 on the veterans expressway 

and suncoast Parkway in 

hillsborough, Pasco, and 

hernando counties. 

This project is composed of two major items. The first 

of these is the widening of the veterans expressway/ 

s.r. 589 from memorial highway to south of gunn 

highway from four-lanes to a total of eight travel 

lanes, including pavement milling and resurfacing. 

the widening project includes the replacement 

of the anderson toll Plaza and realignment of the 

anderson road ramps to alleviate congestion. 

It also includes the construction of sound barrier 

walls to reduce noise to affected communities and 

special aesthetic treatment for the sound barrier 

walls and the retaining walls. 

the second major component of this project is the 

implementation of aet Phase 6. this is a project to 

convert all existing toll collection facilities on the 

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veterans expressway and the suncoast Parkway 

to a cashless, all-electronic toll collection system. 

the aet Phase 6 conversion project includes 20 

ramp toll plazas and five mainline toll plazas. Both 

the widening and the aet conversion projects are 

scheduled for construction in fY 2014. 

415462-2 

south florida conversion to 

all-electronic tolling (aet) Phase 

4 on the turnpike from golden 

Glades to Griffin Road in Miamidade 

and broward counties. 

this is Phase 4 of a program to convert all existing 

toll collection facilities on the turnpike system to a 

cashless, all-electronic toll collection system. the 

project limits of aet Phase 4 begin at the golden 

glades Interchange on the turnpike mainline in 

Miami-Dade County, and end at the Griffin Road 

Interchange on the turnpike mainline in broward 

county. the Phase 4 conversion project includes 

seven ramp toll plazas and one mainline toll 

plaza. (aet Phases 1, 2, and 3 are currently under 

construction.) 

AET gantry on the HEFT at the Bird Road mainline plaza. 

AET Phase 4 also includes two efficiency projects. 

The first efficiency project is the widening of the 

northbound heft to northbound turnpike ramp 

in miami-dade county to two lanes and the 

elimination of the eastbound lane drop from the 

heft. In addition, the northbound turnpike will 

be widened to extend the acceleration lane 

and expand the merge area to receive the 

widened ramp. this is an operational and safety 

improvement that will reduce the congestion 

that forms on the ramp and backs up toward 

the miramar toll Plaza and improve the merging 

operation on the turnpike mainline. 

The second efficiency project is at the Hollywood 

boulevard Interchange in south broward county. 

It will construct an additional southbound turnpike 

off-ramp for southbound turnpike to westbound 

hollywood boulevard movements and introduce 

a new signalized intersection at the ramp terminal. 

this ramp will have all-electronic toll collection with 

a standard two-lane gantry and support structures. 

Implementing this project will remove a substantial 

amount of traffic from the interchange and reduce 

back-ups onto the turnpike that occur on a regular 

basis. this ramp will also simplify implementation 

of the ultimate reconfiguration of the Hollywood 

boulevard Interchange. the construction phase is 

scheduled for fY 2012. 

420809-3 

Implement the Interstate 595 

(I-595) Improvements in broward 

county. 

this is an fdot district four project to implement 

several major improvements to the I-595 corridor 

from the Interstate 75 (I-75)/sawgrass expressway 

Interchange to the I-595/Interstate 95 (I-95) 

Interchange. the approximate project length is 10.5 

miles. In addition to roadway resurfacing, major 

features of this project include geometric 

improvements to the I-595/turnpike Interchange, 

tolled reversible express lanes (to be called 

“595Express”) on I-595 serving traffic to/from the 

I-75/sawgrass expressway Interchange from/to east 

of s.r. 7 with a direct connection to the turnpike 

mainline, auxiliary lanes on eastbound and 

westbound I-595 and s.r. 84, and grade-separated, 

braided entrance and exit ramps. as part of this 

project, the turnpike/I-595 Interchange is being 

reconstructed to improve its operation and to 

incorporate the “595express” ramps so that a direct 

connection to the median of the turnpike is 

created.

Florida’s Turnpike over I-595 

this project is being implemented under a P3 

agreement which is a public-private partnership 

that has been created between the florida 

department of transportation and acs 

Infrastructure development, a private entity that 

serves as the project concessionaire. Under the P3 

agreement, the concessionaire is responsible for 

designing, building, financing, operating, and 

maintaining the project. fdot district four and the 

turnpike serve as funding partners for this project. 

the turnpike will maintain and operate the toll 

collection facilities after the project has been 

completed. 

422349-1 

replace and Widen the ramp 

bridge over the turnpike 

mainline at Pga boulevard in 

Palm beach county. 

this is a project to replace and widen the existing 

ramp bridge over the turnpike mainline/s.r. 91 

at Pga boulevard in Palm beach county. the 

existing one-lane bridge has a substandard vertical 

clearance. also, the existing bridge envelope does 

not provide for the future eight-lane widening 

of the turnpike mainline in this location. the new 

bridge will consist of two spans and two northbound 

off-ramp lanes with an overall length of 245 feet. 

the vertical clearance will be 17.2 feet. signing, 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

lighting, drainage, and other elements are included 

in the project design. this project is programmed for 


422350-1 

replace the ramp bridge 

over the turnpike mainline 

at Indiantown road (jupiter 

Interchange) in Palm beach 

county. 

this is a project to replace the existing ramp bridge 

over the turnpike mainline/s.r. 91 at Indiantown 

road in Palm beach county. the existing bridge has 

a substandard vertical clearance. also, the existing 

bridge envelope does not provide for the future 

eight-lane widening of the turnpike mainline. the 

new bridge will consist of two spans with an overall 

length of 261 feet. the vertical clearance will be 17 

feet. various signing, lighting, drainage, and other 

elements are also included in the design. this 

project is programmed for construction in fY 2012. 

422418-8, 

422418-7, 

422418-6, 

422418-5, 

422418-4, 

422418-3, 

422418-2, 

422418-1 

construct and Implement 

service Plaza Updates 

system-wide in miami-dade, 

broward, Palm beach, st. lucie, 

okeechobee, osceola, orange, 

and sumter counties. 

florida’s turnpike enterprise has eight turnpike 

service plazas located at approximately 40-mile 

spacing along the turnpike mainline, from snapper 

creek in miami-dade county to okahumpka in 

sumter county. the service plazas and their 

locations are as follows: 

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snapper creek service Plaza located at milepost 

19 in miami-dade county 

Pompano beach service Plaza located at 

milepost 65 in broward county 

• West Palm beach service Plaza located at 

milepost 94 in Palm beach county 

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fort Pierce/Port st. lucie service Plaza located at 

milepost 144 in st. lucie county 

fort drum service Plaza located at milepost 184 

in okeechobee county 

canoe creek service Plaza located at milepost 

229 in osceola county 

turkey lake service Plaza located at milepost 

263 in orange county 

okahumpka service Plaza located at milepost 

299 in sumter county 

these service plazas receive an average of 34,000 

vehicles each day and provide the following 

customer services: food, fuel, restrooms, gift shops, 

atms, pet curbing areas, and traveler information. 

In 2009, the turnpike awarded a concession 

contract to areas Usa. they will make extensive 

improvements at the services plazas and 

manage their operation for 30 years. among the 

improvements will be renovations or replacements 

for plaza buildings, upgrades for fueling facilities, 

addition of convenience store type amenities, 

enhanced bus and truck parking, and more. the 

schedules for implementing the construction of the 

new and renovated facilities have been staggered 

so that all of the service plazas will not be under 

construction at the same time and turnpike 

customers will still be able to utilize the service 

plazas. 

426079-1 

Implement three lakes 

dedicated lane conversion in 

osceola county. 

This is an efficiency project to convert cash lanes to 

dedicated sunPass use on the northbound and 

southbound toll plazas on the turnpike mainline/s.r. 

91 at the three lakes Plaza. the scope of this 

project includes the installation of toll equipment, 

sign enhancement, pavement markings, installation 

of guardrails, and modifications to the toll islands. 

Implementation of this project provides a customer 

service improvement to sunPass users, reduces 

congestion at the toll plazas, and encourages 

sunPass participation. this project is scheduled for 


426155-1 

Improvements will be made to the interior of the service plaza buildings. 

Implement southbound 

Interchange Improvements on 

the heft at s.r. 874 in miamidade 

county. 

This is an efficiency project to modify the HEFT/S.R. 

874 Interchange in the following manner: (1) split 

the southbound s.r. 874 ramp to southbound heft 

so that one of the three ramp lanes exits to the 

right, crosses under the heft bridge over the csx rail

line, and merges into the right side of the 

southbound heft mainline; (2) narrow the existing 

three-lane ramp that enters the southbound heft to 

two-lanes in order to maintain lane balance with 

the southbound heft mainline roadway; and (3) 

widen the southbound heft mainline (including the 

bridge over the csx railroad) to add one-lane and 

eliminate the existing southbound lane drop. 

Implementation of this project will improve safety 

and operations by eliminating the southbound s.r. 

874 traffic weave across southbound HEFT lanes to 

exit at sW 152nd street. It will also result in smoother 

southbound traffic flows on the HEFT Mainline south 

of s.r. 874, and provide a southbound heft mainline 

capacity improvement that was deferred by the 

postponement of the larger widening project. this 

project is scheduled for construction in fY 2011. 

427146-1 

construct auxiliary lanes on the 

heft from kendall drive to bird 

road in miami-dade county. 

This is an efficiency project to construct auxiliary 

lanes in both directions on the heft/s.r. 821 

between the kendall drive Interchange and the 

bird road Interchange to create an eight-lane 

roadway section. This improvement modifies the 

existing bridge structures within the project limits by 

reducing the inside/outside shoulders to allow for 

four, 12-foot travel lanes with eight-foot shoulders. 

this is a safety and operational improvement that 

will eliminate or reduce the bottleneck for the 

existing six-lane segment between kendall drive 

and bird road. It will also eliminate congestion for 

the northbound on-ramp merge on the heft at 

kendall drive, and improve operations for entry and 

exit movements at kendall drive. this project is 

programmed for construction in fY 2014. 

427685-1 

construct auxiliary lanes on 

the heft from nW 74th street to 

nW 106th street in miami-dade 

county. 


lanes in both directions on the heft between nW 

74th street and nW 106th street to create an eightlane 

section on the heft. the implementation of this 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

improvement will reduce the potential for 

bottlenecks in this section. It will also eliminate 

congestion in the southbound on-ramp merge area 

at nW 106th street and will improve operations for 

entry and exit movements at nW 106th street. this 

project is programmed for construction in fY 2013. 

427689-1 

modify the heft at the kendall 

drive ramp Interchange in 

miami-dade county. 

This is an efficiency project to implement the 

following modifications to the HEFT/Kendall Drive 

Interchange: (1) widen the ramp terminal 

intersection approach of the southbound exit ramp 

to provide three southbound left-turn lanes for the 

southbound to eastbound movement and three 

right-turn lanes for the southbound to westbound 

movement, (2) widen the ramp terminal intersection 

approach of the northbound exit ramp to provide 

two left-turn lanes for the northbound to westbound 

movement and two right-turn lanes for the 

northbound to eastbound movement, (3) remove 

the slope protection under the heft bridge over 

kendall drive on the north side and relocate the 

westbound to southbound entry ramp to be 

located behind the column line, and (4) widen 

kendall drive westbound to four through lanes from 

west of mills drive to meet the existing four-lane 

section west of the heft southbound exit ramp 

intersection. this project is programmed for 


427690-1 

Implement to/from south ramp 

Modifications on the Seminole 

expressway at aloma avenue in 

seminole county. 

This is an efficiency project to improve the to/from 

south ramps on the seminole expressway/s.r. 417 at 

Aloma Avenue. Specifically, this project includes 

the following: (1) add a right-turn lane for the 

northbound off-ramp approach to aloma avenue; 

(2) provide extended storage on aloma avenue for 

the eastbound and westbound left-turn lanes 

entering the seminole expressway; (3) add a rightturn 

lane on aloma avenue for the eastbound to 

southbound movement entering the seminole 

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expressway; and (3) add toll lanes to ramp plazas, 

as necessary, to accommodate ramp widenings or 

convert to aet. Implementation of this project will 

improve intersection operations and level-of-service 

to alleviate potential future congestion and will 

mitigate existing weaving problems between the 

toll plaza and the intersection. this project is 


427713-1 

Implement West Palm beach 

toll Plaza dedicated lane 

conversion in Palm beach 

county. 

This is an efficiency project to create dedicated 

sunPass lanes at the West Palm beach Plaza of the 

okeechobee boulevard Interchange in Palm 

Beach County. Specifically, one entering cash lane 

(lane 2/22) will be converted to a dedicated 

sunPass lane and an exiting cash lane (lane 4) will 

be converted to a dedicated sunPass lane. the 

scope of this project includes the installation of toll 

equipment, sign enhancement, pavement 

markings, installation of guardrails, and 

modifications to the toll islands. Implementation of 

this project provides a customer service 

improvement for sunPass users, reduces congestion 

at the toll plazas, and encourages sunPass 

participation. this project is programmed for 


429324-1 

construct auxiliary lanes on 

the turnpike mainline from the 

lantana toll Plaza to lake Worth 

road in Palm beach county. 


lanes in both directions on the turnpike mainline/s.r. 

91 to create a six-lane roadway section between 

the lantana toll Plaza and the lake Worth road 

Interchange. this improvement includes the 

widening of the canal bridge north of lantana 

Road and provides improved traffic operations in 

this location until 2025. this project is programmed 

for construction in fY 2019. 

429325-1 

Implement southbound exit 

ramp Improvements on the heft 

at sW 8th street in miami-dade 

county. 

This is an efficiency project to improve the 

southbound exit ramp at the heft Interchange at 

SW 8th Street. Specifically, this project includes the 

following improvements: (1) realign the southbound 

heft exit ramp to westbound sW 8th street and 

widen to two lanes; (2) realign the ramp to align 

with terminus of the southbound loop off-ramp to 

sW 8th street; (3) construct a wider bridge over the 

canal to accommodate the realigned and 

widened ramp; (4) revise the traffic signal at the 

new ramp terminal intersection; and (5) provide a 

second northbound left turn lane at the east 

intersection for additional capacity. Implementation 

of this project will provide a more orderly pattern for 

signalized traffic control at the ramp terminus 

intersection and will provide better congestion 

control along sW 8th street. this project is 


Southbound Exit Ramp at the HEFT Interchange at SW 8th 

Street 

429328-1 

construct auxiliary lanes on the 

heft from nW 57th avenue to 

the miramar toll Plaza in miamidade 

county. 


lanes in both directions on the heft/s.r. 821 from 

nW 57th avenue to the miramar toll Plaza, creating 

a six-lane section between the interchange and the

toll plaza. This improvement modifies the existing 

bridge structures within the project limits by 

reducing the inside/outside shoulders to allow for 

three, 12-foot travel lanes and four-foot shoulders. 

Upon implementation, this project will reduce the 

potential for bottlenecks in the existing four-lane 

segment between nW 57th avenue and the 

miramar toll Plaza. this project is programmed for 


429329-1 

Implement southbound heft exit 

ramp Improvements and bird 

road Intersection Improvements 

in miami-dade county. 

This is an efficiency project to implement 

improvements to the southbound exit ramp of the 

heft/s.r. 821 Interchange at bird road and to 

improve the intersection at Bird Road. Specifically, 

this project includes the following improvements: (1) 

widen the intersection approach of the southbound 

exit ramp terminal at bird road to provide three 

right-turn lanes and three left-turn lanes at the 

intersection; (2) extend the six-lane cross section of 

bird road on the west side of the heft between sW 

117th court toward sW 122nd avenue as far as 

possible to avoid purchasing right-of-way or 

widening the canal bridge; (3) extend the 

eastbound bird road left-turn storage lane to sW 

117th avenue; and (4) relocate the northbound 

heft exit ramp bridge over the snapper creek 

canal so that it provides a two-lane diverge from 

the northbound heft, an extended storage section, 

and three left-turn lanes at the sW 117th avenue 

intersection approach. these improvements are 

consistent with the proposed “ultimate” 

interchange configuration for the HEFT in this 

location. Implementation of these improvements 

will increase capacity and vehicle storage at both 

the southbound and northbound exit ramp 

terminals. relocation of the northbound exit ramp 

bridge will lengthen the distance between the 

ramp and the sW 117th avenue/bird road 

intersection, providing additional storage length 

and reducing the likelihood that the ramp will 

back-up onto the northbound heft. this project is 


429331-1 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

Implement Interchange 

northbound ramp 

Improvements on the turnpike 

mainline at Interstate 4 in 

orange county 


northbound ramp improvements on the turnpike 

Mainline/S.R. 91 at Interstate 4. Specifically, this 

project includes the following improvements (1) 

widen the northbound turnpike off-ramp from onelane 

to two-lanes; (2) widen the northbound side of 

the interchange connector road by one additional 

lane; (3) widen the on-ramp to Interstate 4 

eastbound from one-lane to two-lanes; and (4) 

tie-in the Interstate 4 eastbound on-ramp to the 

existing pick-up lane just east of the Interchange on 

Interstate 4 eastbound. Implementation of this 

project will alleviate peak traffic period back-ups 

that occur through the interchange and sometimes 

spill onto the turnpike mainline. this project is 


Off-ramp from Turnpike SB: 

Add one lane 

Interstate 4 Ramp Widenings 

429332-1 

N 

On-ramp to Turnpike SB: 

Add one lane 

Implement Interchange 

southbound ramp 

Improvements on the turnpike 

mainline at Interstate 4 in 

orange county 


southbound ramp improvements on the turnpike 

Mainline/S.R. 91 at Interstate 4. Specifically, this 

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project includes widening both the southbound 

turnpike on-ramp and off-ramp from one to twolanes. 

this project requires the widening of the 

bridge carrying the ramps over the turnpike in order 

to accommodate the added lanes. 

Implementation of this project will provide 

adequate capacity for existing and anticipated 

future ramp volumes and reduce backups within 

the interchange area and on the turnpike mainline. 

this project is scheduled for construction in fY 2013. 

429334-1 

Implement southbound turnpike 

on-ramp Improvement at Pga 

blvd. and Improve Intersection in 

Palm beach county 

This is an efficiency project to widen the 

southbound turnpike/s.r. 91 on-ramp at the Pga 

boulevard Interchange to two-lanes. additional 

improvements at the Pga boulevard ramp terminal 

intersection include a second eastbound left-turn 

lane and a second westbound right-turn lane. this is 

an operational and safety project that will improve 

intersection level-of-service and reduce delay. this 

project is scheduled for construction in fY 2014. 

429339-1 

turnpike system-wide conversion 

to all-electronic tolling (aet) 

Phase 5 on the turnpike from 

I-595 to the lantana mainline 

Plaza, and all of the sawgrass 

expressway in broward county. 

this project is Phase 5 of a program to convert all 

existing toll collection facilities on the turnpike 

system to a cashless, all-electronic toll collection 

system. the aet Phase 5 project includes the 

turnpike mainline from I-595 to the lantana mainline 

Plaza, and all of the sawgrass expressway. the 

Phase 5 conversion project includes 34 ramp toll 

plazas and three mainline toll plazas. 

this project also includes improvements to the 

Glades Road Interchange. Specifically, the 

northbound exit ramp will be widened and 

lengthened. In addition, the southbound to 

westbound right turn movement will be widened to 

two lanes at the ramp intersection. 

aet Phases 1, 2, and 3 are currently under 

construction, and Phase 4 is scheduled for 

construction in 2012. Phase 5 is scheduled for 

construction in 2014. 

4.2 tables 

the turnpike master Plan projects are summarized 

in tables. those projects that are planned and 

programmed in the ten-Year finance Plan 

are shown in separate tables by project type: 

widenings, interchanges, toll plazas, and service 

plazas. Unfunded needs projects are shown on 

separate tables by the year of need in five-year 

increments for widening projects. Projects are 

not necessarily listed in priority order within each 

five-year increment. All projects listed on the Needs 

Plan tables for interchange and system-wide allelectronic 

toll collection conversion projects are 

assumed to be needed by 2035. 

West Palm Beach service plaza renovation. 

4.3 maPs 

the turnpike master Plan maps display the projects 

included in the master Plan by turnpike facility. 

the maps show all projects including those that 

are programmed and planned in the ten-Year 

Finance Plan and those identified as unfunded 

needs projects. the maps use color-coded shading 

to differentiate among projects currently under 

construction, those in the ten-Year finance Plan, and 

those that are unfunded needs projects.

5.0 list of taBles 


WIdenIng, Interchange, and exPansIon Projects 


toll Plaza, aet conversIon, and servIce Plaza Projects 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

table 5.3 UnfUnded needs Plan WIdenIng Projects for the Years 2015 and 2020 

table 5.4 UnfUnded needs Plan WIdenIng Projects for the Years 2025, 2030, 

and 2035 

table 5.5 UnfUnded needs Plan Interchange Projects throUgh the Year 2035 

table 5.6 UnfUnded needs Plan aet conversIon Projects throUgh the Year 2035 

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table 5.1 ten-Year finance Plan (fY 2011- fY 2020) 

Widening, Interchange, and expansion Projects 

Widening Projects 

FPN 

County 

Facility 

From 

(Milepost / Location) 

To 


Widen 

To \1 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

Cost 

($xM) \2 

Year Figure 

406146-1 Orange Turnpike 269 / N. of Beulah Rd. 272 / S.R. 50 8-lanes 82.3 \3 UC 6.4 

429324-1 Palm Beach Turnpike 88 / Lantana Toll Plaza 93 / Lake Worth Rd. 6-lanes 12.5 2019 6.2 

406097-4 Broward Turnpike 59 / N. of Sunrise Blvd. (NB) 66 / N . of Atlantic Blvd. (NB) 4-lanes 27.0 UC 6.2 

406095-4 Broward Turnpike 51 / N. of Johnson St. 53 / Griffin Rd. 8-lanes 94.5 2020 6.2 

406095-1 Broward Turnpike 47 / HEFT 51 / N. of Johnson St. 8-lanes 51.5 2020 6.2 

429328-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 43 / NW 57 th Ave. 47 / Miramar Toll Plaza 6-lanes 16.1 2020 6.2 

427685-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 31 / NW 74 th St. 34 / NW 106 th St. 8-lanes 3.6 2013 6.1 

406096-4 Miami-Dade HEFT 23 / Bird Rd. (SW 40 th St.) 26 / S.R. 836 8-lanes+ Incl. \4 UC 6.1 

427146-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 20 / Kendall Dr. 23 / Bird Rd. 8-lanes 23.2 2014 6.1 

416537-1 Polk Polk Pkwy 23 / S. of Pace Rd. 24 / Interstate 4 4-lanes 14.0 UC 6.6 

406151-1 Hillsborough Veterans 3 / Memorial Highway 9 / S. of Gunn Hwy. 8-lanes 301.5 \5 2014 6.7 

Interchange Projects 

FPN 

County 

Facility (Milepost / Location) Description 

Cost 

($xM) \2 

Year Figure 

429331-1 Orange Turnpike 259 / Interstate 4 Widen NB Exit Ramp 3.7 2013 6.4 

429332-1 Orange Turnpike 259 / Interstate 4 Widen SB Off-Ramp and SB On-Ramp 5.4 2013 6.4 

422350-1 Palm Beach Turnpike 116 / Jupiter Interchange Replace Ramp Bridge (Vertical Clearance) 6.1 2012 6.3 

422349-1 Palm Beach Turnpike 109 / PGA Blvd. Replace and Widen Ramp Bridge 8.7 2012 6.3 

429334-1 Palm Beach Turnpike 109 / PGA Blvd. Widen SB On-Ramp / Improve Intersection 4.3 2014 6.3 

406144-4 Palm Beach Turnpike 93 / Lake Worth Rd. Interchange Modification 20.4 UC 6.3 

429339-1 Palm Beach Turnpike 75 / Boca Raton Widen NB Off-Ramp/Improve Intersection Incl. \6 2014 6.2 

420809-3 Broward Turnpike 53-54 / Interstate 595 Interchange Modification + Aux. Lanes 158.0 \7 2013-16 6.2 

415462-2 Broward Turnpike 49 / Hollywood Blvd. AET Off-Ramp for SB-to-WB Incl. \8 2012 6.2 

406099-1 Broward Turnpike 49 / Hollywood Blvd. Interchange Modification 77.3 \9 2020 6.2 

415462-2 Broward HEFT/Tpk. 47 / HEFT @ Mainline Widen Ramp, NB HEFT to NB Mainline Incl. \8 2012 6.2 

429325-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 25 / SW 8 th St. Widen, Realign SB Exit Ramp 4.3 2013 6.1 

429329-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 23 / Bird Rd. Widen Ramps/Improve Intersections 11.2 2013 6.1 

427689-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 20 / Kendall Dr. Ramp Intersection Improvements 5.3 2014 6.1 

426155-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 16-18 / S.R. 874 New SB Ramp/Add Lane to SB Mainline 10.0 2011 6.1 

427690-1 Seminole Seminole 38 / Aloma Ave. Widen Ramps to/from South 11.4 2013 6.5 

416537-2 Polk Polk Pkwy 23 / Pace Rd. New Interchange 10.9 UC 6.6 

Expansion Projects 

FPN 

County 

Facility 

Location 

Description 

Cost 

($xM) \2 

Year Figure 

258415-1 Hillsborough Expansion Tampa I-4 / Selmon Expressway Connector 85.0 \10 UC 6.7 

Notes: 

UC = Under construction as of this update. 

\1 Indicates basic number of lanes needed; “+” symbol indicates auxiliary lanes would also be included for at least part of the project length. 

\2 Costs shown are construction contract costs to-date for projects under construction; for future projects, costs shown are estimated construction costs 

inflated to the planned construction start year. 

\3 Includes interchange ramp modification at S.R. 50 ( FPID 417001-1). 

\4 Addition of auxiliary lanes on this section of HEFT included as part of AET Phase 2. 

\5 Includes costs for conversion to all-electronic tolling for entire construction project length. 

\6 Included in AET Phase 5. 

\7 Project is public/private partnership (PPP) administered by FDOT District Four; funding shown is Turnpike contribution only. 

\8 Included in AET Phase 4. 

\9 Project to be constructed with FPN 406095-1. 

\10 Turnpike contribution programmed for FY 2012 and 2013; balance of funding from state and federal sources administered by FDOT District Seven. 

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table 5.2 ten-Year finance Plan (fY 2011 - fY 2020) 

toll Plaza, aet conversion, and service Plaza Projects 

Toll Plaza and AET Conversion Projects 

FPN 

County 

Milepost / Toll Plaza 

Description 

Cost 

($xM) \1 

Year Figure 

426079-1 Osceola 236 / Turnpike, Three Lakes Plaza Dual Dedicated SunPass Lanes, NB & SB 3.6 2013 6.4 

429339-1 Broward 

415462-2 Miami-Dade, 

Broward 

417547-1 Miami-Dade, 

Broward 

406096-4 Miami-Dade 

417544-1 Miami-Dade 

406151-4 

Hillsborough, 

Pasco, 

Hernando 

54-86 / Turnpike Mainline 

0-20 / Sawgrass Expressway 

0X – 53 / Turnpike, Golden Glades to Griffin 

Rd. - All Plazas 

26-47 / HEFT, from S.R. 836 to Turnpike 

Mainline – All Plazas 

18-25 / HEFT, from Kendall Dr. to S.R. 836 – 

All Plazas 

2-16 / HEFT, from Campbell Dr. to 120 th St. – 

All Plazas 

9-16 / Veterans Expressway 

14-55 / Suncoast Parkway 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 5 70.1 2014 6.2 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 4 27.1 \2 2012 6.2 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 3 24.9 UC 6.1 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 2 18.7 \3 UC 6.1 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 1 19.7 UC 6.1 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling – Phase 6 37.7 2014 6.7 

416537-1 Polk 21 / Polk Pkwy. Eastern Toll Plaza Dedicated SunPass Lanes, NB & SB Incl. \4 UC 6.6 

Service Plaza Projects 

FPN 

County 

Milepost 

Service Plaza 

Description 

Year \5 Figure 

422418-8 Miami-Dade 19 Snapper Creek Service Plaza New Restroom Bldg. / Renovated Fuel Station 2011 6.1 

422418-7 Broward 65 Pompano Beach Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station 2011 6.2 

422418-6 Palm Beach 94 West Palm Beach Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station/Renovated Restaurants 2012 6.3 

422418-5 St. Lucie 144 

Port St. Lucie/Ft. Pierce Service 

Plaza 

New C-Store, Fuel Station/New Restaurants 2012 6.3 

422418-2 Okeechobee 184 Ft. Drum Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station/New Restaurants 2012 6.3 

422418-4 Osceola 229 Canoe Creek Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station/Renovated Restaurants 2012 6.3 

422418-3 Orange 263 Turkey Lake Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station/Renovated Restaurants 2012 6.4 

422418-1 Sumter 299 Okahumpka Service Plaza New C-Store, Fuel Station/Renovated Restaurants 2012 6.4 

Notes: 

UC = Under construction as of this update. 

\1 Costs shown are construction contract costs to-date for projects under construction; for future projects, costs shown are estimated construction costs 

inflated to the planned construction start year. 

\2 Includes ramp widening NB HEFT to NB Mainline, plus AET off-ramp at Hollywood Blvd. for SB-to-WB move. 

\3 Includes addition of auxiliary lanes from Bird Rd. (SW 40th St.) to S.R. 836. 

\4 Included with widening project, same FPN. 

\5 Concessionaire will be responsible for completing all renovation improvements, at substantial completion of which Turnpike will reimburse the 

concessionaire for some infrastructure costs. Years shown are the anticipated dates for that reimbursement and are subject to change with adjustments 

in the concessionaire’s construction schedule.

table 5.3 Unfunded needs Plan 

Widening Projects for the Years 2015 and 2020 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

FPN 

From 

To 

Widen 

(if any) County Facility (Milepost / Location) (Milepost / Location) To \1 

Year 

Needed Figure 

415488-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 12 / Caribbean Dr. 13 / N. of Eureka Dr. 10-lanes 2015 6.1 

423372-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 6 / Tallahassee Rd. 11 / SW 216 th St. 8-lanes 2015 6.1 

406090-5 Orange Beachline 2 / Orangewood Blvd. 3A-3B / John Young Pkwy. 8-lanes 2015 6.5 

406090-5 Orange Beachline 0 / Interstate 4 2 / Orangewood Blvd. 6-lanes 2015 6.5 

429350-1 Hillsborough Veterans 9 / S. of Gunn Hwy. 13 / Suncoast Pkwy. 8-lanes 2015 6.7 

411406-1 Osceola-Orange Turnpike 251 / Central FL. Greeneway 254 / Beachline Expwy. 8-lanes 2020 6.4 

Osceola Turnpike 244 / U.S. 192/441 North 251 / Osceola Pkwy. 6-lanes 2020 6.4 

415748-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 98 / Jog Rd. 109 / PGA Blvd. 6-lanes 2020 6.3 

406143-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 93 / Lake Worth Rd. 98 / Jog Rd. 8-lanes 2020 6.3 

406144-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 86 / Boynton Bch. Blvd. 93 / Lake Worth Rd. 8-lanes 2020 6.2 

418214-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 73 / Palm Bch. Co. Line 75 / Glades Rd. 8-lanes 2020 6.2 

415927-1 Broward Turnpike 71 / Sawgrass Expwy. 73 / Palm Bch. Co. Line 8-lanes 2020 6.2 

423371-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 35 / Okeechobee Rd. 39 / Interstate 75 8-lanes 2020 6.1 

423371-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 34 / NW 106 th St. 35 / Okeechobee Rd. 10-lanes 2020 6.1 

415051-4 Miami-Dade HEFT 22 / 60 th St. Canal 26 / S.R. 836 (Dolphin Expwy.) 10-lanes+ 2020 6.1 

406096-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 18 / S.R. 874 20 / Kendall Dr. 8-lanes 2020 6.1 

406096-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 13 / N. of Eureka Dr. 18 / S.R. 874 12 lanes+ 2020 6.1 

423372-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 5 / Biscayne Dr. 6/ Tallahassee Rd. 6-lanes 2020 6.1 

406090-5 Orange Beachline 3A-3B / John Young Pkwy. 4 / Florida’s Turnpike 6-lanes 2020 6.5 

Notes: 

\1 Indicates basic number of lanes needed; “+” symbol indicates auxiliary lanes would be needed for at least part of the segment length. 


Widening Projects for the Years 2025, 2030, and 2035 

FPN 

(if any) 

County 

Facility 

From 


To 


Widen 

To \1 

Year 

Needed Figure 

423375-1 Orange-Lake Turnpike 272 / S.R. 50 (Clermont) 285 / Leesburg South (U.S. 27) 6-lanes 2025 6.4 

417545-1 Seminole Seminole 37 / Orange-Seminole Co. Line 44 / S.R. 434 6-lanes 2025 6.5 

417132-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 75 / Glades Rd. 86 / Boynton Bch. Blvd. 8-lanes 2025 6.2 

423373-1 Miami-Dade Turnpike 0X / Golden Glades 2X / Dolphin Center 8-lanes 2025 6.2 

423371-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 26 / S.R. 836 (Dolphin Expwy.) 34 / NW 106 th St. 10-lanes+ 2025 6.1 

415051-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 20 / Kendall Dr. 22 / 60 th St. Canal 10-lanes+ 2025 6.1 

415488-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 11 / SW 216 th St. 12 / Caribbean Dr. 6-lanes 2025 6.1 

Osceola Turnpike 240 / Kissimmee Park Rd. 242 / U.S. 192 / 441 South 6-lanes 2030 6.4 

St. Lucie-Osceola Turnpike 152 / Ft. Pierce (S.R. 70) 193 / Yeehaw Junction 6-lanes 2030 6.3 

423374-1 Martin-St. Lucie Turnpike 133 / Stuart (S.R. 417) 138 / Becker Rd. 6-lanes 2030 6.3 

406150-1 Broward Turnpike 66 / N. of Atlantic Blvd. 71 / Sawgrass Expwy. 8-lanes 2030 6.2 

423372-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 2 / Campbell Dr. 5 / Biscayne Dr. 6-lanes 2030 6.1 

Seminole Seminole 44 / S.R. 434 49 / C.R. 427 6-lanes 2030 6.5 

Hillsborough Suncoast 13 / Veterans Expwy. 19 / S.R. 54 6-lanes 2030 6.7 

423375-1 Lake Turnpike 289 / Leesburg North (U.S. 27) 300 / C.R. 468 6-lanes 2035 6.4 

Osceola Turnpike 193 / Yeehaw Junction 240 / Kissimmee Park Rd. 6-lanes 2035 6.3 

423374-1 St. Lucie Turnpike 138 / Becker Rd. 142 / Port St. Lucie Blvd. 6-lanes 2035 6.3 

406145-1 Palm Bch. Turnpike 109 / PGA Blvd. 133 / Stuart (S.R. 417) 6-lanes 2035 6.3 

423371-1 M-Dade/Broward HEFT 39 / Interstate 75 45 / E. of NW 57 th Ave. 6-lanes 2035 6.1 

417545-1 Seminole Seminole 37 / Orange-Seminole Co. Line 41 / Red Bud Lake Rd. 8-lanes 2035 6.5 

Notes: 

\1 Indicates basic number of lanes needed; “+” symbol indicates auxiliary lanes would be needed for at least part of the segment length. 

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Interchange Projects through the Year 2035 

FPN 

(if any) 

County 

Interchange Modifications 

Facility 

Milepost / Location 

Description Figure 

406110-1 Sumter Turnpike 309 / Interstate 75 Geometric, Operational, and Safety Enhancements 6.4 

Broward Turnpike 71 / Sawgrass Expwy. Ramp Capacity 6.2 

Broward Turnpike 62 / Commercial Blvd. Add Southbound-to-Westbound Ramp 6.2 

406103-1 Broward Turnpike 58 / Sunrise Blvd. Geometric, Operational, and Safety Enhancements 6.2 

251938-1 Miami-Dade HEFT 39 / Interstate 75 Expansion to Add Ramps To/From North 6.1 

Miami-Dade HEFT 29 / NW 41 st St. Ramp/Intersection Capacity 6.1 

Miami-Dade HEFT 0X / Golden Glades Ramp Capacity 6.1 

Broward Sawgrass 1A / Sunrise Blvd. Ramp Capacity 6.2 

Potential New Interchange Locations - Turnpike Initiatives 

Orange Turnpike 257 / Sand Lake Rd. New Full Interchange 6.4 

258958-1 Pasco Suncoast 25 / (Future) Ridge Rd. New Full Interchange 6.7 

Potential New Interchange Locations - Proposed by and to be Funded by Others 

Sumter Turnpike 302 / C.R. 468 New Half-Interchange (to/from S.) 6.4 

Lake Turnpike 279 / Hills of Minneola New Full Interchange 6.4 

243017-1 Orange Turnpike 251 / S.R. 417 New Partial Interchange (to/from South and East) 6.4 

Miami-Dade HEFT 37 / NW 170 th St. New Full Interchange 6.1 

Miami-Dade HEFT 1 / Lucy St. New Half-Interchange (to/from N.) 6.1 


aet conversion Projects through the Year 2035 

FPN 

(if any) 

County 

Facility 

Milepost / Toll Plaza Description Figure 

Orange, Lake, Sumter Turnpike 240-296 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 7 6.4 

Orange Beachline 6 / Beachline West Plaza Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 7 6.5 

Osceola, Orange Southern Connector 1-3 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 7 6.5 

Osceola, Orange Western Beltway 1-11 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 7 6.5 

Seminole Seminole Expressway 38-52 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 7 6.5 

Palm Beach, Martin, 

St. Lucie, Osceola, 

Okeechobee 

Turnpike 88-236 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 8 6.3 

Polk Polk Parkway 3-23 / All Plazas Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 9 6.6

6.0 list of figures 

fIgUre 6.1 homestead extensIon of florIda’s tUrnPIke (heft) 

fIgUre 6.2 tUrnPIke - soUthern coIn sYstem 

fIgUre 6.3 tUrnPIke - tIcket sYstem 

fIgUre 6.4 tUrnPIke - northern coIn sYstem 

fIgUre 6.5 soUthern connector extensIon, 

beachlIne West exPressWaY, semInole exPressWaY 

fIgUre 6.6 Polk ParkWaY 

fIgUre 6.7 veterans exPressWaY and sUncoast ParkWaY 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

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figure 6.1 - homestead extension of florida’s turnpike (heft) 

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W 

FPN: 429328-1 

NW 57th Ave. to Miramar Toll Plaza (MP 27 43-47) 

(widen to 6 lanes) 

Construction Year: 2020 

W 

FPN: 423371-1 

I-75 to E. of NW 57th Ave. (MP 39-45) 


Year Needed: 2035 

I 

New Interchange at NW 170th St. (MP 37) 

(to be funded by others) 

W FPN: 423371-1 

Okeechobee Rd. to I-75 (MP 35-39) 



W 

FPN: 427685-1 

NW 74th St. to NW 106th St. (MP 31-34) 



NW 41st St. Interchange Improvements (MP 29) 

W 

FPN: 406096-4 

Bird Rd. (SW 40th St.) to S.R. 836 (MP 23 - 26) 

(widen to 8 lanes + aux. lanes) 

W 

FPN: 415051-4 

60th St. Canal to S.R. 836 (MP 22-26) 



I 

FPN: 429329-1 

Bird Rd. Widen Ramps, Improve Intersections (MP 23) 


W 

FPN: 427146-1 

Kendall Dr. to Bird Rd. (MP 20-23) 



I 

FPN: 427689-1 

Kendall Dr. Ramp Intersection Improvements (MP 20) 


S 

FPN: 422418-8 

Snapper Creek Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 19) 

W 

FPN: 415488-1 

SW 216th St. to Caribbean Dr. (MP 11-12) 



W 

FPN: 423372-1 

Tallahassee Rd. to SW 216th St. (MP 6-11) 



W 

FPN: 423372-1 

Campbell Dr. to Biscayne Dr. (MP 2-5) 



SW 8TH STREET 

CAMPBELL DR 

BISCAYNE DR 

BROWARD 

1 

SW 117TH AVE. 

27 

75 

Okeechobee 

Toll Gantry 

MIAMI- 

DADE 

Bird Road South Toll Gantry W FPN: 415051-1 

Bird Road North Toll Gantry Kendall Dr. to 60th St. Canal (MP 20-22) 



Snapper Creek 

Service Plaza 

EUREKA DRIVE 

SW 216TH ST. 

Homestead Toll Gantry 

I 

New Half-Interchange at Lucy St. (MP 1) 


NW 57TH AVE. 

Miramar Toll Gantry 

I 

FPN: 251938-1 

I-75 Interchange Modification (MP 39) 

W FPN: 423371-1 

NW 106th St. to Okeechobee Rd. (MP 34-35) 



T FPN: 417547-1 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 3 

S.R. 836 to Turnpike Mainline, All Plazas (MP 26 - 47) 

W 

FPN: 423371-1 

S.R. 836 to NW 106th St. (MP 26-34) 



I 

FPN: 429325-1 

SW 8th St. Widen, Realign SB Exit Ramp 


41 

T 

FPN: 406096-4 


Kendall Dr. to S.R. 836, All Plazas (MP 18 - 25) 

W 

FPN: 406096-1 

S.R. 874 to Kendall Dr. (MP 18-20) 



W 

FPN: 406096-1 

N. of Eureka Dr. to S.R. 874 (MP 13-18) 



W 

FPN: 415488-1 

Caribbean Dr. to N. of Eureka Dr. (MP 12-13) 



T FPN: 417544-1 


Campbell Dr. to S.W. 120th St., All Plazas (MP 2-16) 

W 

FPN: 423372-1 

Biscayne Dr. to Tallahassee Rd. (MP 5-6) 



FY 2011 - FY 2035 

95 

Golden Glades Toll Plaza 

I 

FPN: 426155-1 

S.R. 874 New SB Ramp/Add Lane to SB Mainline (MP 16-18) 


195 

1 

I 

Golden Glades 

Interchange Modification (MP 0X) 

I 

Interchange 

T Toll Plaza 

W 

S 

Widening 

Service Plaza 

Interchange Project 

Toll Plaza 

Turnpike Interchange 

Service Plaza 

LEGEND 

Atlantic 

Ocean 

Project Under Construction 

Funded in 10-year Finance Plan 

Project in Needs Plan 

Number of Lanes Exist. + Under Constr. 

4 6 8 10 

0 1 2 3 4 Miles 

21

22 


figure 6.2 - turnpike - southern coin system 

I 

I 

75 

MIAMI- 

DADE 

Toll Plaza 

LEGEND 

Interchange 

T Toll Plaza 

W 

S 

Widening 

Service Plaza 






4 6 8 10 


Service Plaza 

0 1 2 3 4 

Miles 

27 

I 

BROWARD 

W FPN: 406144-1 

Boynton Beach Blvd. to Lake Worth Rd. (MP 86-93) 



827 

PALM BEACH 

W FPN: 417132-1 

Glades Rd. to Boynton Beach Blvd. (MP 75-86) 



W FPN: 418214-1 

Palm Beach Co. Line to Glades Rd. (MP 73-75) 



Commercial Blvd. Interchange Modification (MP 62) 

T FPN: 429339-1 


All Plazas (MP 0 - 20) 


Sunrise Blvd. Interchange Ramp Improvement (MP 1A) 

W FPN: 406095-1 

HEFT to N. of Johnson St. (MP 47-51) 



W FPN: 423373-1 

Golden Glades to Dolphin Center (MP 0X-2X) 



W FPN: 415927-1 

Sawgrass Expwy. to Palm Beach Co. Line (MP 71-73) 



75 

CORAL RIDGE DR 

Sunrise Toll Plaza 

SUNRISE BLVD 

I FPN: 420809-3 

I-595 Interchange Modifications + Aux. Lanes (MP 53-54) 

Construction Year: 2013 - 2016 

I FPN: 415462-2 

Widen Ramp, NB HEFT to NB Mainline (MP 47) 


595 

UNIVERSITY DR 

PETERS RD 

Miramar Toll Plaza 

441 

GLADES RD 

Deerfield 

Toll Plaza 

817 Pompan o Beach 

Service Plaza 

ATLANTIC BLVD. 

Cypress Creek 

Toll Plaza 

W OAK LAND PARK BLVD 

I FPN: 415462-2 

Hollywood Blvd. AET Off-Ramp for SB-to-WB (MP 49) 


GRIFFIN RD 

Golden Glades Toll Plaza 

SUNRISE BLVD. 

JOHNSON ST. 

95 

Lantana Toll Plaza 

BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD 

ATLANTIC AVENUE 

1 

806 

95 

95 

804 

I FPN: 406103-1 

Sunrise Blvd. Interchange Modification (MP 58) 

1 

T FPN: 429339-1 




I FPN: 429339-1 

Boca Raton Widen NB Off-Ramp & Intersection Improvement (MP 75) 


I 

Sawgrass Expwy. Interchange Ramp Improvement (MP 71) 

W FPN: 406150-1 

N. of Atlantic Blvd. to Sawgrass Expwy. (MP 66-71) 



S FPN: 422418-7 

Pompano Beach Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 65) 

W FPN: 406097-4 

N. of Sunrise Blvd. to N. of Atlantic Blvd. (MP 59-66) 

(widen NB to 4 lanes) 

W FPN: 406095-4 

N. of Johnson St. to Griffin Rd. (MP 51-53) 



I FPN: 406099-1 

Hollywood Blvd. Interchange Modification (MP 49) 


T FPN: 415462-2 


Golden Glades to Griffin Rd., All Plazas (MP 0X - 53) 


Atlantic 

Ocean

S 

figure 6.3 - turnpike - ticket system 

Three Lakes Toll Plaza 

T FPN: 426079-1 

Three Lakes Plaza, SunPass Lanes, NB & SB (MP 236) 


60 

POLK 

HIGHLANDS 

Canoe Creek Service Plaza 

OSCEOLA 

441 

W Ft. Pierce to Yeehaw Junction (MP 152-193) 



98 

S FPN: 422418-4 

Canoe Creek Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 229) 

Fort Drum Service Plaza 

S FPN: 422418-2 

Fort Drum Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 184) 

GLADES 

S FPN: 422418-6 

West Palm Beach Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 94) 

YEEHAW 

JUNCTION 

Lake 

Okeechobee 

441 

BREVARD 

INDIAN RIVER 

60 

OKEECHOBEE 

192 

W Yeehaw Junction to Kissimmee Park Rd. (MP 193-240) 



ST LUCIE 

S FPN: 422418-5 

Port St. Lucie/Ft. Pierce Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 144) 


W FPN: 423374-1 

Becker Rd. to Port St. Lucie Blvd. (MP 138-142) 



710 

I FPN: 422349-1 

PGA Blvd. Interchange Modification (MP 109) 


T FPN: 427709-1 

S.R. 80 Ramp Plazas (2) (MP 97) 

Dedicated SunPass Lanes, Entrances 


I FPN: 406144-4 

Lake Worth Rd. Interchange Modification (MP 93) 

95 

T Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, Phase 8 


1 

70 

95 

MARTIN 

I FPN: 429334-1 

PGA Blvd. Intersection Improvement (MP 109) 


PALM BEACH 

T FPN: 427713-1 

Okeechobee Blvd. Ramp Plaza (MP 99) 

Dedicated SunPass Lane, Entrance & Exit 


Atlantic 

Ocean 

Ft. Pierce/Port St. Lucie Service Plaza 

PORT ST LUCIE BLVD 

INDIANTOWN RD 

West Palm Beach Service Plaza 

W FPN: 429324-1 

Lantana Toll Plaza to Lake Worth Rd. (MP 88-93) 



1 

I 

JUPITER 

95 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

LEGEND 

Interchange 

T Toll Plaza 

W 

S 

Widening 

Service Plaza 





Number of Lanes Exist. 4+ 

Under Constr. 

Toll Plaza 

4 6 


Service Plaza 

0 5 10 

Miles 

W FPN: 423374-1 

Stuart to Becker Rd. (MP 133-138) 



I FPN: 422350-1 

Jupiter Interchange Modification (MP 116) 


W FPN: 406145-1 

PGA Blvd. to Stuart (MP 109-133) 



W FPN: 415748-1 

Jog Rd. to PGA Blvd. (MP 98-109) 



W FPN: 406143-1 

Lake Worth Rd. to Jog Rd. (MP 93-98) 



Lantana Toll Plaza 

23

24 


figure 6.4 - turnpike - northern coin system 

SUMTER 

Okahumpka Service Plaza 

75 

75 

I FPN: 406110-1 

I-75 Interchange Modification (MP 309) 

301 

W FPN: 423375-1 

S.R. 50 to Leesburg So. (MP 272-285) 



I New Interchange at Hills of Minneola (MP 279) 


I 

T 

W 

S 

98 

LEGEND 

Interchange 

Toll Plaza 

Widening 

Service Plaza 





4 


2 4 6 8 

Toll Plaza 


Service Plaza 

0 2 4 6 8 Miles 

4 

19 

17 

MARION 

I 

New Half-Interchange at C.R. 468 (MP 302) 


S 

FPN: 422418-1 

Okahumpka Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 299) 


LAKE 

LEESBURG SO. 

S FPN: 422418-3 

Turkey Lake Service Plaza Reconstruction (MP 263) 

W FPN: 423375-1 

Leesburg North (U.S. 27) to C.R. 468 (MP 289-300) 





POLK 

50 

BEULAH RD 

I 

FPN: 429332-1 

I-4 Interchange Widen SB Off-Ramp & SB On-Ramp (MP 259) 


W FPN: 411406-1 

Central Florida Greeneway to Beachline Expwy. (MP 251-254) 



W U.S. 192/441 N. to Osceola Parkway (MP 244-251) 



W Kissimmee Park Rd. to U.S. 192/441 S. (MP 240-242) 



27 

4 

44 

Turkey Lake 

Service Plaza 

OSCEOLA PARKWAY 

192 

4 

KISSIMMEE PARK RD 

92 

VOLUSIA 

W FPN: 406146-1 

N. of Beulah Road to S.R. 50 (MP 269-272) 


I FPN: 429331-1 

I-4 Interchange Widen NB Exit Ramp (MP 259) 


I 

New Interchange at Sand Lake Rd. (MP 257) 

OSCEOLA 

Canoe Creek Service Plaza 

ORANGE 

I FPN: 243017-1 

New Interchange at S.R. 417 (MP 251) 

(partial funding by Turnpike)

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

figure 6.5 - southern connector extension, beachline West expressway, 

seminole expressway 

I 

T 

W 

Interchange 

Toll Plaza 

Widening 

LEGEND 






4 

4 6 

Toll Plaza 


0 1 2 3 4 Miles 

W 

FPN: 406090-5 

I-4 to Orangewood Blvd. (MP 0-2) 



Celebration 

Toll Plaza 

LAKE 

T 


Western Beltway, All Plazas (MP 1 - 11) 

441 

T 


Seminole Expressway, All Plazas (MP 38 - 52) 

W 

FPN: 417545-1 

Orange-Seminole Co. Line to S.R. 434 (MP 37-44) 



McCOY RD 

Beach lin e Expressway 

Southern Connec tor 

Extension 

T 


Southern Connector, All Plazas (MP 1 - 3) 

4 

4 

W 

S.R. 434 to C.R. 427 (MP 44-49) 



I 

FPN: 427690-1 

Aloma Ave., Widen Ramps to/from So. (MP 38) 


W 

Orange-Seminole Co. Line to Red Bug Lake Rd. (MP 37-41) 



46A 

427 

Lake Jesup 

Toll Plaza 

434 

ALOMA 

W 

FPN: 406090-5 

John Young Pkwy. to Florida's Turnpike (MP 3-4) 



Semi nole Expressway 

T 


Beachline Expressway, Beachline West Plaza (MP 6) 

W 

FPN: 406090-5 

Orangewood Blvd. to John Young Pkwy. (MP 2-3) 



SEMINOLE 

ORANGE 

25

26 


figure 6.6 - Polk Parkway 

I 

T 

W 

Interchange 

Toll Plaza 

Widening 

Toll Plaza 

LEGEND 





2 4 


0 1 2 3 Miles 

HILLSBOROUGH 

92 

60 

98 

4 

Polk Parkway 

37 

Western 

Toll Plaza 

POLK 

I FPN: 416537-2 

New Interchange at Pace Rd. (MP 23) 

T FPN: 416537-1 

Eastern Toll Plaza Add Dedicated SunPass Lanes, NB & SB (MP 21) 

546 


Polk Parkway, All Plazas (MP 3 - 23) 

4 

98 

33 

Central Toll Plaza 

W FPN: 416537-1 

S. of Pace Rd. to I-4 (MP 23-24) 


Eastern Toll Plaza 

92 

559 

17

figure 6.7 - veterans expressway and suncoast Parkway 

I FPN: 258958-1 

New Interchange at (Future) Ridge Rd. (MP 25) 

T FPN: 406151-4 


Suncoast Parkway, All Plazas (MP 14-55) 


W FPN: 429350-1 

S. of Gunn Hwy. to Suncoast Pkwy. (MP 9-13) 



PINELLAS 

Sugarwood Toll Plaza 

HILLSBOROUGH 

W 

FPN: 406151-1 

Memorial Highway to S. of Gunn Hwy. (MP 3 - 9) 



60 

589 

52 

Anclote Toll Plaza 

MEMORIA L HWY 

582 

GUNN HWY. 

PASCO 

54 

597 

T 

FPN: 406151-4 

Conversion to All-Electronic Tolling, 41 Phase 6 

Veterans Expressway, All Plazas (MP 9-16) 


Anderson Toll Plaza 

HILLSBOROUGH AVE 

92 

41 

W Veterans Expwy. to S.R. 54 (MP 13-19) 



580 

41 

I 

T 

W 

E 

FY 2011 - FY 2035 

Interchange 

Toll Plaza 

Widening 


Toll Plaza 


275 

LEGEND 

Expansion Project 




Expansion Project 


4 6 8 

0 1 2 3 

Miles 

E FPN: 258415-1 

I-4/Selmon Expressway Connector 

4 

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FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE ENTERPRISE 

Turnpike Milepost 263 

Building 5315 

Ocoee, FL 34761

Master Plan Update - Florida's Turnpike

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