Florida transportation organizations

The Broward County department that operates Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry general-aviation airport.

The public transit agency for Broward County, operating fixed-route bus and paratransit service across the Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area.

The metropolitan planning organization for Broward County, leading long-range transportation planning and prioritizing transportation investments in the Fort Lauderdale region.

The authority operating Port Canaveral, one of the busiest cruise ports in the world and a growing cargo and logistics hub on Florida's Space Coast.

The metropolitan planning organization for the Tallahassee capital region, coordinating transportation planning across Leon and surrounding counties.

The commission overseeing SunRail, the commuter rail system serving the Central Florida corridor through Orange, Seminole, Volusia, and Osceola counties.

The independent agency that owns and operates the expressway system in the Greater Orlando region, including SR 408, 417, 429, and other toll facilities.

The regional public transit provider for metropolitan Orlando, operating LYNX bus service and the LYMMO downtown circulator across Central Florida.

The metropolitan planning organization serving the Punta Gorda urbanized area in Charlotte County.

Polk County's public transit system, operated by the Lakeland Area Mass Transit District, serving Lakeland and surrounding communities.

The City of Key West's cruise and ferry terminal handling passenger vessel operations and limited commercial activity in the Florida Keys.

The metropolitan planning organization for the Naples urbanized area in Collier County, coordinating transportation planning and programming federal funds.

Volusia County's primary commercial airport serving the Daytona Beach metropolitan area and the surrounding motorsports and tourism economy.

Escambia County's airport authority operating Pensacola International Airport, serving the Pensacola metropolitan area and the Florida Panhandle.

Escambia County's public transit system serving Pensacola and surrounding communities with fixed-route and paratransit service.

The FDOT district office serving central Florida, including the Greater Orlando region and the Interstate 4 corridor.

The FDOT district office serving southeast Florida, managing state roadway projects and operations across Broward, Palm Beach, and the Treasure Coast.

The FDOT district office serving Southwest Florida's twelve counties, managing the State Highway System along corridors including I-75 and US 41 (Tamiami Trail).

The FDOT district office serving the Tampa Bay region, managing state roadway and multimodal projects across five counties.

The FDOT district office serving Miami-Dade and Monroe counties, including major expressway and managed-lane programs in the Miami metropolitan area.

The FDOT district office serving the sixteen counties of Northwest Florida, managing corridors including I-10 and US 98 across the Panhandle.

The FDOT district office serving Northeast Florida, including metropolitan Jacksonville and Gainesville, managing corridors such as I-10, I-95, and the First Coast Expressway.

Florida's state department of transportation, responsible for planning, building, operating, and maintaining the State Highway System and coordinating multimodal transportation across Florida's seven districts and the Turnpike Enterprise.

The business unit of FDOT that finances, builds, operates, and maintains Florida's Turnpike System of toll roads statewide.