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Overall Transportation Infrastructure
Orlando
Quick facts
Primary Public
Mass Transit
Systems
Green Transport
Initiatives
Other
Heavy Rail, Bus
Promotion of electric vehicles,
BikeShare, low-emission bus fleets,
expansion of commuter rail lines
and stations
As a major tourist destination,
Orlando’s transportation system is
capable of accommodating the
nearly 70 million visitors it receives
each year in addition to the city’s
275,000 residents
General Mobility
Orlando is situated at a major crossroads of
Florida’s highway system, providing a high
degree of connectivity. I-4 connects Orlando
with Tampa in the southwest and Daytona
Beach to the northeast. Florida’s Turnpike
links the city with the Miami, Fort Lauderdale,
and the Palm Beaches to the southeast. State
Road 408 (The East-West Expressway)
carries nearly 165,000 vehicles through
downtown Orlando each day.
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