SR 534
Connecting SR 417 near Boggy Creek Road (Orange County) to Nova Road (Osceola County)
Project Overview
The State Road 534 project is a 14-mile, limited-access toll road intended to meet the increasing demand for additional east-west connectivity. This facility is expected to support the current and projected transportation needs of residents and businesses in Southeast Orange and Northeast Osceola counties.
The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) is in various stages of development of the corridor, which extends from SR 417 near Boggy Creek Road in Orange County to Nova Road in Osceola County. Various sections are under design to enhance mobility for the area’s fast-growing population and economy, improve connectivity to Orlando International Airport, and relieve congestion on local roads, including Narcoossee Road and Boggy Creek Road.
Since 2005, SR 534 has been part of various regional planning efforts and has undergone several studies incorporating feedback from the community and stakeholders as CFX balances regional transportation needs with environmental commitments.
SR 534 will connect SR 417 at Boggy Creek Road in Orange County to Nova Road in Osceola County.
Project History
View The Virtual Tour
This video is a simulated drive through Phase 1, from Narcoossee Road to SR 417. The simulation from Narcoossee Road to Nova Road is under development.
SR 534 Project Benefits
- Meet the existing demand and projected regional growth
- Relieve congestion on local roads by providing an expressway option
- Enhance evacuation and emergency response efficiency
- Support anticipated job growth and enhance regional connectivity
Our Community By the Numbers
Among the TOP 10 FASTEST-GROWING METROS
of the past decade (U.S. Census 2020)
+98,000 PEOPLE FOR 2050 IN ORLANDO
The largest population growth will occur in the southeast area, including Lake Nona
+57 MILLION PASSENGERS IN 2024
Home to one of the busiest airports in the U.S.
+109% GROWTH IN OSCEOLA COUNTY
POPULATION EXPECTED TO DOUBLE BY 2040