• Pedestrians may experience detours while sidewalks are under construction.
• Motorists should use caution, watch for workers and equipment, and expect possible delays while traveling through the work zone. Consider using an alternate route while construction is underway.
• Project completion is expected summer of 2027.

U.S. 301 North of Moccasin Wallow Roundabouts: Permit project: Paving and thermoplastic placement operations will continue on U.S. 301 roundabouts through November 30 from 7 p.m. until 6 a.m., so nighttime operations may occur. Please be aware of lane shifts and intermittent lane closures with flaggers. New side street access and sidewalks will remain closed. Weather can affect the schedule, and additional nights may be needed.

U.S 301 (S.R. 43) and Harrison Ranch Boulevard: Permit project: There will be intermittent east and westbound lane closures on U.S. 301 (S.R. 43) and Harrison Ranch Boulevard for intersection improvements, signals and turn lanes through November 30 during daytime/nighttime hours. Motorists should remain alert for daytime and nighttime lane closures, workers, equipment, and signage throughout the intersection.

U.S. 41/ State Road (S.R.) 45 from Edwards Drive to Magellan Drive: Construction project: The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has begun milling and resurfacing U.S. 41/ S.R. 45 from Edwards Drive to Magellan Drive, U.S. 41/S.R. 45 from South of General Spaatz Boulevard to North of Edwards Drive and U.S. 41/S.R. 45 over Bowlees Creek Bridge. Improvements will also include median modifications, lighting, signalization, drainage, curb and gutter, and guardrail removal/replacement within the project limits. Part of the project will include median modifications to the center lane, where raised medians will be installed to increase safety and reduce conflict points along the corridor. The project spans just over 2.5 miles.

• Motorists should expect temporary median barriers to be in place while median modifications are underway. Watch for changes to traffic patterns, lane shifts, lane closures and the potential for construction vehicles entering/exiting the work areas.
• Motorists can expect temporary daytime/overnight lane closures with lane shifts and the potential for uneven lanes throughout the project limits.
• Motorists can expect typical construction sounds from construction equipment during daytime /overnight hours.