Project History
For more than 20 years, SR 534 has since been the subject of multiple studies and evaluations by regional agencies. Originally added to Osceola County’s Comprehensive Plan in 2005, the corridor is designed to address growing transportation demands, improve connectivity to key destinations such as Orlando International Airport, and relieve congestion on local roadways, including Narcoossee and Boggy Creek roads and Cyrils Drive.
The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) is advancing the development of the 14-mile limited-access toll road that will provide congestion relief and enhance east-west travel options in Southeast Orange and Northeast Osceola counties.
The SR 534 corridor extends from SR 417 near Boggy Creek Road in Orange County to Nova Road in Osceola County. Various segments are currently in various stages of development and design. Once complete, the expressway will support the region’s rapid population and economic growth while providing a critical link to Central Florida’s transportation network.
CFX has heard and taken community input regarding SR 534 and incorporated that feedback into the project. To stay up to date with the latest information and opportunities for public engagement, visit SR534.com.
About Public Involvement
Public involvement and interagency coordination are an integral part of the project. Opportunities for public participation will be provided during the design phase. Once construction begins, project updates will be provided to the community. For key dates: click here.
Additional Information
Various studies and resources such as the Concept Feasibility & Mobility Study, Re-evaluation study and approved preferred alternative by the CFX board can be found at Project Studies & Documents – SR 534.