What’s New

You’re Invited to a Target Zero Pop-Up Barbecue

October 27 11am – 1:30pm
City of Port St. Lucie
Parking lot between City Hall and Building Department
121 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd.

Staff will be serving free hamburgers, hot dogs and beverages to those in attendance. The event will celebrate the City’s new initiative with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) as they work towards a goal of zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries within the City of Port St. Lucie. Download the Target Zero flyer

Brightline To Begin Testing at 110 MPH Through Martin and St. Lucie Counties

Residents should follow the law around active railroad tracks

Brightline will begin testing trains at maximum speeds of 110 miles-per-hour in Martin and St. Lucie Counties the week of October 17, 2022. Residents should be alert and follow the law around active railroad tracks and railroad crossings. This first phase of testing is expected to take place over a six-week period and along an 11-mile section of track, spanning nine railroad crossings in Martin and St. Lucie Counties, including:

St. Lucie County
Savannah Rd. / Waterplant Rd.
Midway Rd. (CR 712)
Walton Rd.
Riverview Dr.

Martin County
County Line Rd.
Skyline Dr. (CR 722)
Pitchford Landing
Jensen Beach Blvd. (SR 707A)
Palmetto Ave.

During the testing period, flaggers will be present at all crossings listed above. Drivers, pedestrians and cyclists should be aware that rail traffic will run on BOTH tracks in BOTH directions. Failure to follow the law could result in fines, points on your license or loss of life. Testing is expected to bring additional wait times at railroad crossings.

The 110-mph testing, in preparation for opening to Orlando in 2023, will occur in phases along the 129-mile rail corridor between West Palm Beach and Cocoa, through Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River and Brevard Counties. Brightline has made crucial safety improvements at all 156 railroad crossings along the corridor. At the crossings in this testing area all safety improvements have been installed. Those improvements vary per crossing, but may include new crossing gates, signal systems, pedestrian gates, pavement markings and roadway profiles. Where trains will operate at 110 mph, all crossings have quad gates or medians to prevent motorists from driving around lowered crossing gates.

The public is encouraged to sign up for Brightline text alert updates for the latest information on high-speed testing schedules in their area: Text “RR110” to 888-304-0037.

Recent Projects & Current Surveys

Take the Shuttle Survey

Are you 50 years or older and interested in self-driving shuttles? You could earn up to $55 by sharing your opinion! See if you’re eligible here.

ACES Vehicles for Transit Study Update

(Automated, Connected, Electric, and Shared-Use)

Automated, Connected, Electric and Shared-Use (ACES) vehicles are transforming the urban landscape. Due to the swiftness of change, transit agencies must collaborate with a broad range of transportation partners to encourage the safe development, testing and deployment of ACES vehicles.

Download the Transit Study Update

2022 Meeting Schedules

TPO Board Meetings

Citizen Advisory Committee Meetings

Technical Advisory Committee Meetings

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meetings

Local Coordinating Board for the Transportation Disadvantaged Meetings

Indian River Lagoon Scenic Highway (IRLSH) Treasure Coast Corridor Management Entity (TCCME) Meetings (TBD)