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