The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), along with Lee County, has identified the need to make improvements to the I-75 / Daniels Parkway Road interchange to improve highway operations, safety, and regional mobility.

This design project includes reconstruction of the interchange at Daniels Parkway in Lee County. The Department will rebuild the interchange from the existing partial cloverleaf design to a diverging diamond interchange (DDI). The DDI shifts eastbound traffic to the left to allow for improved access to northbound I-75 and shifts westbound traffic to the left to allow for improved access to southbound I-75. This approach reduces the number of phases for the signals and improves delay times. A similar type of interchange has recently been constructed and is now in operation at I-75 / University Parkway.

A future ultimate I-75 design project will widen the interstate to ten lanes. The project includes two managed lanes (through lanes) and three general use lanes in each direction within the project limits. Ultimate improvements are planned to extend acceptable level of service for I-75 well beyond 2045.

• FDOT is planning extensive public outreach, and will be announcing our meetings through mailouts, news outlets, by emails and various other media. In order to develop the best plan, we need your input. We will provide multiple avenues for ongoing public engagement to ensure the plan incorporates the needs and concerns of local communities and provides appropriate recommendations.
• FDOT will work with local communities and public officials to get ideas on how the public involvement effort will proceed and to understand corridor needs based on input from the communities.
• Public participation in this program is encouraged. Please visit this website often for the most up-to-date project information and to view a list of upcoming events.