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Sunday, February 1 to Thursday, February 5, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following morning: Motorists can expect multiple lane closures over the course of five days, with different lane configurations being required depending on the work being performed. The anticipated lane closures and associated detours are outlined below:
Sunday, Feb. 1
o S.R. 436 Westbound: Lane closures are expected in the outside through lanes, right-turn lane, and the inside left-turn lane onto southbound S.R. 434. The innermost through lane and outside left-turn lane will remain open.
o S.R. 434 Southbound: Lane closures are expected in the through lanes and right-turn lane. All through and right-turn traffic will be redirected through the outside left-turn lane. The inside left-turn lane will remain open for traffic turning from southbound S.R. 434 onto eastbound S.R. 436.
Monday, Feb. 2
o S.R. 434 Northbound: The right-turn lane will be closed. All remaining through lanes and left-turn lanes will remain open.
o S.R. 434 Southbound: Lane closures are expected in the outside through lane, right-turn lane and inside left-turn lane onto eastbound S.R. 436. The inside through lane and outside left-turn lane will remain open.
o S.R. 436 Eastbound: Lane closures are expected in the outside through lanes and right-turn lane. The innermost through lane and left-turn lanes onto northbound S.R. 434 will remain open.
Tuesday, Feb. 3
o S.R. 436 Westbound: The right-turn lane will be closed. All through lanes and left-turn lanes onto southbound S.R. 434 will remain open.
o S.R. 434 Northbound: Lane closures are expected in the outside through lane and right-turn lane. The inside through lanes and left-turn lanes onto westbound S.R. 436 will remain open.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 – Thursday, Feb. 5
o S.R. 434: Lane closures are expected in the right-turn lanes and outside through lanes in both directions. The inside through lanes and left-turn lanes onto S.R. 436 will remain open.
o S.R. 436: Lane closures are expected in the right-turn lanes and outside through lanes in both directions. The inside through lanes and left-turn lanes onto S.R. 434 will remain open.
FDOT encourages all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with caution and courtesy!
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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) activated the last of three Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons (PHBs) that were recently installed on Granada Boulevard (State Road (S.R.) 40) between U.S. 1 and State Road (S.R.) A1A in Ormond Beach. These signals are designed to enhance safety along this busy corridor by helping pedestrians cross more safely and by increasing driver awareness of pedestrians at crosswalks.
The PHBs can be found at the following locations:
- Granada Boulevard at Washington Street
- Granada Boulevard east of Vining Court
- Granada Boulevard west of Beach Street
The PHB at the intersection of Granada Boulevard and Washinton Street was activated on October 7, 2025. The PHB just east of Vining Court was activated on December 16, 2025.
PHBs remain dark until a pedestrian activates the beacon by pushing a button on the signal pole. Once activated, the PHB alerts drivers to slow down with a flashing yellow signal, followed by a solid yellow. The beacon turns solid red, requiring motorists to stop and allow pedestrians to cross the street safely. The beacon will then flash red, at which time drivers may proceed with caution if the roadway is clear of pedestrians.
To learn more about PHBs and how to use them, visit alerttodayflorida.com/Pedestrian.
Drivers should remain alert and use caution when approaching the new PHBs as motorists and pedestrians adjust to the new signals.