It's the answer to a problem Central Florida's toll road operators have been trying to solve since the highways first opened decades ago: How do they know when and how badly their crash barricades are damaged?

Tired of paying your rental car company an extra $5 or even $10 per day just for the privilege of using the company's toll transponder? And that's on top of the cost of the tolls themselves. You do have another option.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) announced Friday it will begin distributing free emergency roadside lights to drivers to further its mission to advance roadway safety.

Horizon West is a growing community near Walt Disney World. There are new homes, apartment buildings, shops, and schools, and that means more traffic headaches.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority is voting to approve an agreement that allows for an extension of Osceola Parkway through a section of Split Oak Forest.

FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto tells News 6 that the commission's agreement to lift conservation easements on protected land within Split Oak Forest will benefit the public in more ways than not.

FWC commissioners agreed to release conservation easements on protected land within Split Oak Forest, where CFX plans to build an extension of Osceola Parkway.

Already in 2024, several drivers have lost their lives in several high profile wrong-way crashes on major Central Florida roadways, including I-4 and S.R. 429, which is part of the Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFEA) - the public agency that operates the local toll roads and has been at the forefront of wrong-way detection technology since 2015.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Thursday presented an update on the proposed mitigation package for the partial release of easements in Split Oak Forest.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) is starting up a pilot program that allows troopers to virtually investigate some crashes.

Officials with the Central Florida Expressway Authority are set to break ground on a brand new highway connecting Lake and Orange counties.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority said it is still in the early phases of a proposed project to connect State Road 417 with the Orlando-Sanford International Airport.

Living in the Sanford and Lake Mary area means living with road construction for most homeowners.

The Expressway Authority is expected to vote on a plan to expand its wrong-way detection system.

The Central Florida Expressway held a meeting on Monday to provide updates on a project intended to reduce traffic congestion along State Road 408 in Orlando.

State Road 417 ramps in Orlando County are set to close overnight on Wednesday and Thursday as crews work on a resurfacing project, according to the Central Florida Expressway Authority.

Florida E-PASS customers may be eligible for discounts and toll credit thanks to a new toll relief program.

As Tropical Storm Nicole gets closer to Central Florida, the Central Florida Expressway Authority will temporarily suspend cash toll collections.

A new program for E-Pass commuters increases the discount for motorists who travel on Central Florida toll roads a lot.

S.R. 408 reopens in Orlando after a wrong-way crash.

The plan calls for approximately $13 million in restoration and maintenance of 1,550 acres of Split Oak Forest for a 30-year period.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority wants to buy the Beachline in Brevard County adding to the 125 miles of expressway CFX owns already.

Paving operations are set to cause overnight closures of the on-ramp to State Raod 417 from John Young Parkway in Orange County.

Drivers will soon be able to hit the gas pedal a little more along a portion of State Road 408 in Orange County. During a meeting Thursday, Central Florida Expressway Authority board members voted unanimously to increase the speed limit from 55 to 60 mph along State Road 408, between Kirkman Road and Chickasaw Trail. Along 408 in Orange County, drivers go from a 65 mph speed limit to 55 in both directions. Engineers said State Road 408 is nearly 50 years old, and that increasing the speed limit even more would require costly construction and changes to the roadway. With the board’s approval of the speed limit change, 55 new signs will be created costing about $125,000.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida transportation leaders are considering a pilot program that would charge electric vehicles while in motion. [TRENDING: Snow tubing in Florida on hold | Viral video shows youth football coach striking player | Northern Lights again possible in parts of contiguous US]The Central Florida Expressway Authority listened to a virtual presentation Thursday from ASPIRE. The research center is based at Utah State University and is developing technology to charge electric vehicles while on the go. According to the presentation, electrical coils would be installed in the roadways and charge vehicles as they drive. The Central Florida Expressway Authority said there are still many unknowns, including what the pilot program would look like, how much it would cost, and who would fund it.