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Project Details
Work Type: Widening
Phase: Construction
Length: 1.405 miles
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Construction Cost: $21 Million
Project Start: Early 2022
Est. Completion: Fall 2024
About

The proposed improvements to State Road 426/County Road 419 begin at Pine Avenue and extend east to Avenue B for 1.4 miles. The proposed improvements include widening the two-lane roadway to a four-lane divided urban roadway. It will consist of two travel lanes in each direction, separated by a 22-foot-wide raised grassed median, bike lanes, and sidewalks on both sides.

This project will also include improvements to Lake Jessup Avenue and Oviedo Boulevard. Improvements to stormwater ponds for drainage and flood control are included in this project, as well.

In addition, a pedestrian hybrid beacon (PHB) is being installed at Oviedo High School to aid students in crossing SR 426. This PHB will stop traffic in both directions when activated and has been proven to reduce pedestrian crashes by 55% and reduce serious injury and fatal crashes by 15%.

Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon Video

What to do at PHBs: Pedestrians and Drivers

 

Contact Information
Contractor
Masci General Contractor, Inc.
Communications Team
Pat Boatman
(407) 750-1313
patrick.boatman@dot.state.fl.us
Lane Closures
  • Starting Thursday night, June 27 until further notice: There will be a shift in the traffic pattern on SR 426 (Broadway St) from Pine Ave to Adeline B Tinsley Way. This will eventually lead into the final configuration for Broadway St, with the four-lane roadway divided by a raised median.

    New Temporary Traffic Pattern: Eastbound traffic will remain on the southernmost outside lane. Westbound traffic will be shifted to the newly paved northernmost outside lane. Please follow roadway signage while navigating the work zone.

    Crews will be focusing operations on median work- please drive with caution and stay alert for the safety of workers and other motorists.

Project Files
Project Images
PHB- Pedestrians, see this? Do this!
PHB- Drivers, see this? Do this!