Ocoee-Apopka Road, from Harmon Road to South Hawthorne Avenue, is expected to be widened from two lanes to four. The project also includes multi-use paths, bike lanes, improved drainage and smart lighting.

Central Florida’s air quality is improving, according to MetroPlan Orlando, which monitors ozone levels at four locations across the region. The region’s ozone levels remain below the federal attainment standard, a threshold air quality officials want to stay under. Remaining in attainment is important because failing to meet the standard could affect transportation funding.

Bumper-to-bumper traffic and concerns about unsafe driving are fueling frustration for Central Florida commuters, according to MetroPlan Orlando’s 2026 Regional Transportation Survey.

Traffic is a daily frustration for many Central Florida drivers—and now MetroPlan Orlando is considering extending a contract for technology designed to help pinpoint problems faster.

MetroPlan Orlando is moving forward with a pilot program to give middle and high school students free e-bike safety training, responding to growing community concern about collisions and risky riding behavior.

A plan to improve pedestrian safety in Casselberry could take another step forward after an endorsement from MetroPlan Orlando.

Central Florida remains one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation, and with that growth comes plenty of traffic woes.

MetroPlan Orlando is launching a regionwide push aimed at vastly improving safety on the roads.

Over the past several years, MetroPlan Orlando, a regional transportation partnership, has been developing a regional Complete Streets policy to guide and plan the design of Central Florida’s transportation network.

More than 3,000 people shared their opinions on topics from driving habits to public transpiration within the Greater Orlando area.