I-95/SR-9 Multimodal Master Plan

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the project limits?
The project limits extend from the Palm Beach/Martin County line to the Indian River/Brevard County line, Florida. The project length is approximately 71 miles.

What is the objective of the I-95/SR-9 Multimodal Master Plan?
I-95 is a key facility of the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS). The SIS is the high priority network of transportation facilities important to the state’s economic competitiveness. The preparation of a Multimodal Master Plan is an integral part of the continuing process for the development of the SIS and in reaching overall regional mobility goals. The plan will identify short-term and long-term capacity and operational improvements necessary to make the corridor compliant with SIS standards. It will also make recommendations for actions to be taken by the FDOT and local governments to protect and enhance the corridor through the year 2045.

What improvements will be studied as part of the I-95/SR-9 Multimodal Master Plan?
Improvements to be studied include: roadway widening, interchange modification, innovative design elements, traffic signal and intersection modifications, safety improvements, express lanes, advanced intelligent technology enhancements, park-and-ride lots, bicycle and pedestrian enhancements on cross-streets and public transit enhancements.

What is the Technical Review Committee (TRC)?
The TRC is comprised of representatives from counties, cities and agencies within the project limits. The TRC validates the planning process and provides a direct conduit between the agency staff, elected officials and the public. Members maintain a broad base of local interests, viewpoints and concerns to build consensus amongst stakeholders.

The TRC will meet at major milestones throughout the course of the study to guide the planning and study development process. TRC members will provide meaningful input and recommendations during the process.

How can I get involved?
You have the opportunity to receive project-related information through this website and by attending public information meetings. You are encouraged to register to obtain more information on the Email Updates page of this website.

For questions or comments, contact the FDOT Public Transportation Manager, Christina Fasiska using the following link.
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How can I obtain the latest project materials?
The latest materials for the I-95/SR-9 Multimodal Master Plan will be available on the Documents and Publications page of this website. Please check back regularly for updates as the project is constantly evolving.

When are public meetings for this study?
Notice of public meetings will be posted on the Public Notices page of this website. Please check back often for details on upcoming meeting locations and times.