Nine Mile Road

Nine Mile Road FDOT is widening and improving Nine Mile Road, between Beulah Road and U.S. 29 in Escambia County. Follow us on Instagram .

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has awarded two construction contracts totaling $46 million to improve State Road (S.R.) 10 (U.S. 90A/Nine Mile Road) from County Road 99 (Beulah Road) to S.R. 95 (U.S. 29) in Escambia County. Due to specific project requirements, the construction along Nine Mile Road has been divided into three segments, which will be referred to as the “project cor

ridor.”

Improvements along the project corridor include:

• Widening Nine Mile Road from two to four lanes between Beulah Road and U.S. 29.
• Constructing a new bridge over Eleven Mile Creek.
• Constructing new sidewalks and stormwater retention ponds.
• Signalization improvements.
• Drainage upgrades.
• Adding buffered bike lanes.
• Noise walls were constructed near Nature Trail subdivision. The planned construction work will enhance safety, improve mobility, and reduce congestion for the estimated 19,000 drivers who travel the roadway daily. In addition, the improvements underway support future economic development opportunities for Escambia County and Northwest Florida. TRAFFIC IMPACTS

• Drivers may encounter temporary nighttime lane closures between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.
• Those located in the vicinity of the new bridge construction across Eleven Mile Creek will hear noise from pile driving during the day. INQUIRIES

For General Inquiries: Segments 6&7 (From Beulah Road to Pine Forest Road)
Tele: (850) 375-3187
Email: [email protected]

Or you may contact:
Kelli Rice
FDOT Project Oversite II
Milton Operations
Tele: (850) 981-3000
Email: [email protected]

Ian Satter
FDOT District Three Public Information Director
Tele: (888) 638-0250, ext. 1205 (toll free)
E-mail: [email protected]

For General Inquiries: Segment 3 (From Pine Forest Road to U.S. 29)
Tele: (850) 542-0244
Email: [email protected]

Or you may contact:
Ben Smith
FDOT Project Manager
Milton Operations
Tele: (850) 981-3000
E-Mail: [email protected]

Ian Satter
FDOT District Three Public Information Director
Tele: (888) 638-0250, ext. 1205 (toll free)
E-mail: [email protected]


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01/27/2022

The Florida Department of Transportation has completed a $100 million effort to widen and improve sections of Nine Mile Road and U.S. 29 in Escambia County. Take a look at these projects.

Here is a look at the completed work on the Nine Mile Road & U.S.29 corridor improvement projects.https://conta.cc/33X2z...
01/27/2022

Here is a look at the completed work on the Nine Mile Road & U.S.29 corridor improvement projects.

https://conta.cc/33X2zOq

NINE MILE ROAD WIDENING CONSTRUCTIONWEEKLY TRAFFIC ADVISORYNINE MILE ROAD- BEULAH ROAD TO PINE FOREST ROADDrivers will e...
01/07/2022

NINE MILE ROAD WIDENING CONSTRUCTION
WEEKLY TRAFFIC ADVISORY

NINE MILE ROAD- BEULAH ROAD TO PINE FOREST ROAD
Drivers will encounter intermittent lane closures Monday, Jan. 10 through Friday, Jan. 14 as crews place final striping and complete final work items.

NINE MILE ROAD AT U.S. 29 INTERCHANGE
Drivers will encounter intermittent lane closures and shifts from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on U.S. 29, between I-10 and Nine and Half Mile Road, and on Nine Mile Road at the U.S. 29 interchange to allow crews to place the thermoplastic striping and to perform worklist items.

All activities are weather-dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. Drivers are reminded to use caution, especially at night, when traveling through a work zone and to watch for construction workers and equipment entering and exiting the roadway.

KEEP FIRST RESPONDERS, SERVICE PROFESSIONALS SAFE BY MOVING OVERJanuary is Move Over month in Florida, and the Florida D...
01/04/2022

KEEP FIRST RESPONDERS, SERVICE PROFESSIONALS SAFE BY MOVING OVER

January is Move Over month in Florida, and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and its division of the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) are reminding drivers to Move Over for emergency or service vehicles stopped along the roadway.

Preliminary data from FLHSMV shows that in 2021, there were 191 crashes and more than 14,000 citations issued for motorists failing to move over in Florida.

To comply with the Move Over Law drivers must:
Multi-Lane Roadway:
• Vacate the lane closest to the stationary emergency vehicle, sanitation vehicle, utility service vehicle, Road Ranger or wrecker and always signal the intention to change lanes.
• Slow down to a speed of 20 mph below the posted speed limit if a driver cannot move over safely.
• Be prepared to allow those who are attempting to move over into the next lane.
Two-Lane Roadway:
• Slow down to a speed of 20 mph below the posted speed limit.
• Travel at 5 mph if the speed limit is 20 mph or less.
For more information on the Move Over Law, visit: flhsmv.gov/MoveOver

NINE MILE ROAD WIDENING CONSTRUCTIONWEEKLY TRAFFIC ADVISORYNINE MILE ROAD- BEULAH ROAD TO PINE FOREST ROADNine Mile Road...
01/03/2022

NINE MILE ROAD WIDENING CONSTRUCTION
WEEKLY TRAFFIC ADVISORY

NINE MILE ROAD- BEULAH ROAD TO PINE FOREST ROAD
Nine Mile Road (U.S. 90) Widening from Beulah Road to Pine Forest Road (S.R. 297) – Drivers will encounter temporary and intermittent daytime lane closures Tuesday, Jan.4 through Friday, Jan. 7 as crews place final striping and complete final work items.

NINE MILE ROAD AT U.S. 29 INTERCHANGE
Drivers will encounter intermittent lane closures and shifts from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on U.S. 29, between I-10 and Nine and Half Mile Road, and on Nine Mile Road at the U.S. 29 interchange to allow crews to place the thermoplastic striping and to perform worklist items.

All activities are weather-dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. Drivers are reminded to use caution, especially at night, when traveling through a work zone and to watch for construction workers and equipment entering and exiting the roadway.

The Florida Department Transportation and the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSVM) are committed to ...
01/01/2022

The Florida Department Transportation and the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSVM) are committed to protecting you on the state’s roadways and providing the information you need to travel safely.
Follow these tips to help ensure we all Arrive Alive this holiday season:
• Never drive impaired. Celebrate responsibly and do not get behind the wheel if you have been drinking or using substances that cause impairment. Plan ahead and find a safe way home every time – designate a driver or use a ride service.
• Buckle up. A seat belt is your vehicle’s most important safety feature. Florida law requires that all drivers, all front seat passengers, and all passengers under the age of 18 wear seat belts or the appropriate child restraints. Seat belts save lives, so buckle up every trip, every time.
• Observe and obey all speed limits. Speed limits may change as you drive through different types of roadways, so make sure you adjust your speed accordingly. In Florida, the limit will never exceed 70 mph.

The legal drinking age in Florida is 21. Anyone under the age of 21 in possession of alcohol can be cited for a second-d...
12/27/2021

The legal drinking age in Florida is 21. Anyone under the age of 21 in possession of alcohol can be cited for a second-degree misdemeanor, which can lead to costly court fees, fines, and other lasting consequences. Selling alcohol to anyone under 21 or buying alcohol for anyone under 21 is also a misdemeanor.

Know the facts about alcohol consumption:
Myth: Coffee can sober up someone who has had too much to drink.
Fact: Only time sobers. It takes about one hour for your body to process each drink.

Myth: Hard liquor is more intoxicating than beer or wine.
Fact: A 12-ounce can of beer, a five-ounce glass of wine, a 12-ounce wine cooler contain the same amount of alcohol and the same intoxication potential as 1 1/2 oz. of liquor.

Myth: Someone who has had too much to drink will look intoxicated.
Fact: Someone’s physical appearance can be misleading. One drink can impair someone’s ability to drive. Judgment is the first thing affected when someone has been drinking and important motor skills are next.

Always designate a driver if you leave your home to celebrate. Responsible planning means identifying the person who wil...
12/24/2021

Always designate a driver if you leave your home to celebrate. Responsible planning means identifying the person who will do the driving before celebrations begin. The designated driver is the one who will be responsible for getting you home safely.

• Plan a safe way home before the fun begins.
• Buckle Up. A seatbelt is your vehicle’s most important safety feature, but it only works if you use it.
• If you’re impaired and did not designate a driver, use a ride service, call a sober friend or family member, or use public transportation so you are sure to get home safely.
• If you happen to see an impaired driver on the road, don’t hesitate to contact local law enforcement or dial *FHP (*347). This call could save a life.
• And remember, possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a vehicle (in motion or stopped) by the driver and or the passenger(s) is a violation of Florida law.

The Nine Mile Road construction team is making every effort to minimize traffic impacts during the upcoming Christmas an...
12/24/2021

The Nine Mile Road construction team is making every effort to minimize traffic impacts during the upcoming Christmas and New Year holiday season. No work will be performed from 7 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 23, ending at 12:01 a.m. Monday, Jan. 3.

“As you travel this holiday season to visit your friends and family, please remember to always consider your fellow citizen and obey the rules of the road,” said Colonel Gene S. Spaulding, Director of the Florida Highway Patrol. “This year, FHP troopers will be on the lookout for impaired and aggressive drivers. Please celebrate the holiday responsibly and Arrive Alive.”

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