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The number of passengers has increased to more than 5,000 per weekday, which has improved on-time performance and taken cars off roads.
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Blue Angels perform Friday-Sunday at Sun ‘n Fun in Lakeland during a week full of aviation events and entertainment.
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After a decade of planning and four years of construction, the traffic switch will occur early Tuesday, weather permitting, on the $865 million, eight-lane span over Old Tampa Bay.
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The on-demand service, which costs $8 a person, runs from St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport to hotels and other beach areas.
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Cameras in school zones would be used to cite anyone going more than 10 miles over the limit.
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Tampa's Community Redevelopment Agency Board approved funding to keep fares free for TECO Line Streetcar riders through the Fiscal Year 2025, according to a release.
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Florida Department of Transportation will eventually distribute $256 million of the collected tax revenue by entering into agreements with six recipients.
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Tampa International Airport officials tell spring break travelers to beware the Ides of March — they project a record 101,000 travelers on March 15.
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The Florida Department of Transportation has begun collecting community input over the fate of I-175 in downtown St. Petersburg. Locals are concerned about issues like commute times, biker safety, and city connectivity.
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Tests in Key West show sediment stirred up by cruise ships, which can harm marine life, routinely exceed federal standards. Key West has responded by suspending the tests.
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The Ocala-area project will add extra lanes to a stretch of I-75 that's often congested. Other projects are underway around the state to improve traffic flow on major roadways.
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The 21-mile stretch, comprising two lanes on Interstate 4 through Orlando, joins Express 95 on South Florida’s Interstate 95 in using dynamic tolling.
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In Miami-Dade, depending on the day, only five to seven of the county’s 75 EV buses are in service. In Broward, none of Broward’s fleet of 42 EVs buses managed to run routes earlier this month.
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Two of the proposed routes would come within 2,600 feet of Bok Tower Gardens' northern border — about the length of seven football fields.