SR 417: Central Florida GreeneWay/Seminole Expressway

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Serving eastern Orlando, State Road 417 is also considered a bypass or connector through the counties of Osceola, Orange, and Seminole. The GreeneWay section of the 55-mile toll road provides access to Orlando International Airport (MCO), Lake Nona, and Union Park. The Seminole Expressway portion serves Oviedo, Sanford, Winter Springs, Lake Mary, and Lake Jesup.

SR 417 was constructed in phases between 1988 and 2002, the GreeneWay and Seminole Expressway are operated by CFX (Central Florida Expressway Authority) and FTE (Florida's Turnpike Enterprise). SR 417 (east) and SR 429 (west) are a part of the Orlando beltway system.


STATE ROAD 417 GUIDES:

Central Florida GreeneWay - Celebration to Hunter's Creek



SR 417 SCENES:


Drivers traveling on CR 423 prepare to depart for SR 417 north to MCO Airport. Photo taken 7/13/2019


SR 417 is one of the toll roads that applies both all-electronic tolling and regular cash lanes. An example is this on-ramp from CR 423. Photo taken 7/13/2019


Located after the off-ramp to International Drive, is a sign directing drivers to popular Disney destinations. Photo taken 7/13/2019


Lane departures to International Drive and SR 535/SR 536 after exit 6. Photo taken 7/13/2019


Guide signs posted 500 feet before the intersection with Apopka Vineland Road and World Center Drive. Photo taken 7/13/2019


An example of junction signs, this one is for SR 417 north via SR 536 east. Photo taken 7/13/2019


Located 0.131 miles before the toll road begins, are two guide signs for International Drive and SR 417 north. Photo taken 7/13/2019


Pull-through signs for SR 417 north, showing the control cities of Orlando and Sanford. This is not to be confused with SFB Airport! Photo taken 7/13/2019



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All photos taken on 7/13/2019 by Jackson C.

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