Intermodal Systems Development
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This table has been prepared to provide a quick overview of Florida's Transportation System. It includes the major transportation system components, the owner or operator of the transportation facilities and services and the portion of the system that makes up the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS). The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) works closely with our partners in other state agencies, metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), and local governments to meet Florida's transportation needs.
| Transportation System | |||
| Component | Owner/Operator | All Major Facilities |
Strategic Intermodal System (FDOT has the lead role) |
| State Highways | State of Florida | 12,079 centerline miles 6,661 bridges |
4,295 centerline miles |
| Non-State Roads | Federal government and others | 2,232 centerline miles 275 bridges |
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| Local governments | 107,518 centerline miles 5,051 bridges |
48 centerline miles | |
| Public Transit | Local governments Transit agencies |
29 urban and 6 rural fixed-route transit systems, including 5 fixed guideway systems: Tri-Rail, Metrorail, Metromover, Skyway Express, and TECO Line Streetcar | 1 commuter rail system (Tri-Rail) |
| Rail | Private sector with exception of state owned 81 mile Southeast Florida Rail Corridor (SFRC) & 62 mile Central Florida Rail Corridor | 2,793 railway miles
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2,329 railway miles 7 rail freight terminals 35 interregional passenger terminals |
| Seaports | Local agencies | 15 seaports | 11 seaports |
| Waterways | Federal and state governments | 3,475 miles of shipping, intra-coastal and inland routes |
2,472 miles of shipping, intracoastal and inland routes |
| Aviation | Local agencies | 776 airports
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17 commercial 2 general aviation reliever |
| Spaceports | Special district | 2 spaceports 5 active launch facilities |
2 spaceports |
| Last Updated: 07/15/2013 *All updates are based on annual published reports. Please use these as FDOT's official numbers.* | |||
