Your Toll Dollars at Work
CFX toll revenues stay local, reinvested into local projects in the Central Florida region. That translates to an estimated $2.7 billion in locally planned projects and improvements through 2025. These projects and improvements support the expansion required to accommodate the growing economy and population in Central Florida – helping fund the gap between transportation needs and available resources. Tolls are also used to repay bonds sold to finance initial road construction.
$2.7 Billion 5-Year Work Plan
• Funding all operations and projects solely by tolls, no taxes
• Advancing needed expansions in 5-counties to handle future growth
• Renewing existing roadways with resurfacing, widening and improvements
• Investing in future-forward operations, technologies and intermodal partnerships
Local Job Creation*
• Supporting over 32,500 jobs
• Creating $1.5 billion in wages and income
• Keeping 98% of jobs in private sector
Economic Impact*
• Realizing a $2.7 billion five-year work plan
• Stimulating $4.6 billion in Florida business
• Contributing $2.4 billion in gross domestic product
• Reducing harmful emissions annually by $20.8 million
Innovative Technologies
• Preventing crashes with award-winning wrong way driving prevention technology
• Deploying 3D laser scanning technologies to clear accidents quicker
• Partnering with the Florida Connected Vehicles Initiative for advanced technologies infrastructure
• Hosting 2020 Florida Automated Vehicle Summit to advance Florida’s policies and infrastructure for connected vehicles and cybersecurity
97% Customer Satisfaction
• Providing exclusive automatic volume discounts
• Offering free E-PASS toll stickers to all Florida residents
• Pioneering first continental U.S. drive-up customer service Reload lanes
• Launching new toll products to meet traveling public needs:
– Ūni – One Toll Pass. 18 States.
– GatorPass, KnightPass and NolePass college-branded passes
*Per Feb. 2020 University of South Florida’s Center for Urban Transportation Research study.