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446445-4 I-4 Truck Parking - Westbound Volusia County Site
Project Details
About
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is building a new designated truck parking facility on Interstate 4 (I-4) about 5 miles west of Interstate 95 (I-95). Due to economic growth and increased demand for the delivery of goods, the need for safe parking facilities along our interstates has become a critical issue for all drivers and our I-4 communities. This project will provide needed truck parking space to serve regional freight parking demand and enhance safety.
The Volusia County westbound facility will be accessed using entrance and exit ramps on I-4. The Westbound Volusia County site will provide 154 spaces in 2027 with planned expansion to 229 spaces. The site will include restrooms, on-site security, lighting, sidewalks/pet walk areas, picnic areas, and landscaping. This site will provide wildlife fencing and wildlife-sensitive lighting to preserve the existing wildlife crossing and includes a proposed conservation area.
The site is one of five locations identified through the Truck and Freight Alternative Site Analysis Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study (FPID No.: 447724-1). The other four sites are being designed under the following project numbers: Seminole County 446445-1; Volusia County eastbound 446445-2; Osceola County 446445-5 and Orange County 446445-3.
Project documents available upon request as archived content – for historical or research use only.
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Lane Closures
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Beginning Tuesday, October 20: The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is conducting controlled burns along westbound Interstate 4 (I-4) near mile marker 125 between State Road 44 (Exit 118) and Interstate 95 (Exit 129) interchanges. The controlled burns began today, Tuesday, Oct. 20, and are scheduled to occur periodically over approximately two weeks.
Controlled burns are carefully planned and executed under specific weather conditions to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Motorists and residents in the surrounding areas may notice smoke and ash as a result of the burns. FDOT advises motorists to exercise caution while driving and to reduce speed and use headlights if visibility is compromised by smoke.
This work is part of the I-4 Truck Parking project that will construct a new westbound truck parking facility in Volusia County to help address the shortage of truck parking along the I-4 corridor.
The work schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
FDOT advises motorists to use caution, stay alert and follow all posted signs.