Project Details
The project widens Florida’s Turnpike Mainline (SR 91) from north of the L-38 Canal (MP 80.2) to north of Atlantic Avenue (MP 82.4) in Palm Beach County. The widening will increase the number of lanes from six to ten, with four-general travel lanes and one thru lane in each direction. Thru lanes will be separated from general purpose toll lanes by a buffer delineated with two, six-inch solid lines.
The project also includes widening the bridge over Atlantic Avenue, repaving, roadway lighting improvements, signing and pavement marking improvements, and noise walls in qualifying areas. The primary objectives are to increase roadway capacity to meet future traffic demand, improve emergency evacuation times, and enhance safety along the roadway.
PROJECT STATUS
- Final Design for this project resumes is scheduled to resume in Fiscal Year 2026
- Construction is funded for Fiscal Year 2029
Contact
Paul Naranjo, PE
Project Manager
Consultant to Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise
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Fiorella Teodista
Communications Outreach Coordinator
Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise
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