I-4 Express

The I-4 Express lanes are: Open

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Skip the traffic when traveling through the busiest interstate corridor in Central Florida.

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Transit buses, school buses, and vanpools can register for toll-exempt status. Find out more here.

I-4 Express

There when you need it, I-4 Express is two tolled managed lanes in each direction in the center of I-4 spanning 21 miles from west of Kirkman Road (State Road 435) to east of State Road 434.

I-4 Express is only for two-axle vehicles and buses that have a properly mounted transponder. Vehicles with three or more axles are not allowed unless they are designated emergency vehicles. Examples of vehicles with three or more axles may include trucks, large recreational vehicles (RVs) and vehicles pulling trailers.

Roadside equipment monitors traffic in the managed lanes and toll prices periodically adjust to maintain free-flowing travel. Signs display destination and toll amounts in advance of every I-4 Express entry point. When a driver passes under a toll amount sign, the toll rate is locked in for the destinations shown.


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Toll Relief Program Provides Savings for Electronic Toll Users

Toll Relief Program Provides Savings for Electronic Toll Users

Commuters who frequently drive I-4 Express and other Florida toll roads will see major savings this year. Governor Ron DeSantis recently signed into law a new Toll Relief Program through the Florida Department of Transportation. Motorists with 35 or more paid toll transactions per transponder within a calendar month will automatically receive a 50% credit back to their account. Motorists do not have to register. […]
Posted: January 24, 2023
Plan for a Safe Halloween

Plan for a Safe Halloween

Halloween preparation isn’t just candy, costumes, parties, or trick-or-treating. It’s also ensuring that you have a plan to avoid impaired or distracted driving. Impaired driving is defined as driving under the influence of alcohol and illegal or legal drugs. Impaired driving can cause drivers to experience: Slowed reaction time. Limited short-term memory. Decreased hand-eye coordination. Weakened concentration. Difficulty perceiving time and distance. If you will […]
Posted: October 28, 2022
Safety Starts With You: Child Passenger Safety Week

Safety Starts With You: Child Passenger Safety Week

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) is recognizing September 18-24, as Child Passenger Safety Week. During this time, FLHSMV is reminding parent drivers that children should always be wearing a seat belt or in a proper child safety restraint. If you are a parent driver or motorist who travels with children, read the following information on Florida safety belt laws and […]
Posted: September 19, 2022

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