As millions of Spring Breakers travel throughout the Sunshine State, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages drivers to call 511 or visit the FL511.com Web site before getting on the road.

Florida residents and visitors who need the latest information about travel conditions during wildfires should call the Florida Department of Transportations (FDOT) free 511 Travel Information System.

As hundreds of thousands of baseball fans travel throughout the Sunshine State for 2009 Major League Baseballs Spring Training, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds fans to stay safe and avoid traffic by calling its free 511 Travel Information System.

As more than 300,000 Daytona 500 fans rev up their engines to travel to Daytona Beach for the Great American Race, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds travelers to stay safe and avoid traffic by calling its free 511 Travel Information System.

By dialing 511, Gator fans can stay informed on the roadways, plan alternative routes and arrive early January 8 to support their team in the BCS National Championship game in Miami.

This holiday season the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds drivers to call its free 511 system for roadway information to avoid traffic and get to their destination safer.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages drivers to plan for holiday travel by using its free 511 Travel Information System before getting on the road.

As Floridians prepare for hurricanes and other severe weather, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is reminding residents to include its free 511 Traffic Information Service as part of those emergency plans.

As gas prices continue to decline and Florida residents and visitors get ready for the last holiday of the summer this Labor Day weekend, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages travelers to get the latest traffic conditions by calling its free 511 Traffic Information Service.

This Fourth of July holiday weekend is filled with hot opportunities for Central Florida residents and visitors to celebrate Americas independence, so the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages travelers to stay cool when traveling by calling its free 511 Traffic Information Service.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is helping reduce emissions and keep traffic moving by providing its free 511 Traffic Information Service.

Florida residents and visitors who need the latest information about the effects of wildfires on travel conditions statewide can call the Florida Department of Transportations (FDOT) free 511 travel information service.

Spring Break drivers can customize their travel routes to Floridas world-renowned sun, surf and sand with the Florida Department of Transportations free 511 Traffic Information Service and My Florida 511 Internet feature at FL511.com.

The Florida Department of Transportation is encouraging travelers to prepare for the Daytona 500 by using its free 511 Traffic Information Service.

Florida residents and visitors who need the latest information about the effects of wildfires on travel conditions statewide can call the Florida Department of Transportation's free 511 travel information service.

When determining what route to take this Thanksgiving, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages Central Florida travelers to use its free 511 Travel Information Service to receive real-time roadway information.

When determining what route to take this Thanksgiving, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages travelers in Southwest Florida to use its free 511 Travel Information Service to receive real-time roadway information.

With millions of drivers hitting the road this Labor Day holiday weekend, the Florida Department of Transportation reminds travelers to plan ahead by calling 511 or logging onto FL511.com.

Statewide system provides Florida travel information including toll suspensions, road closures and major evacuation routes.

FDOT reminds drivers heading into the Sunshine State that they can save time and stay safer by using FDOT's free 511 and www.FL511.com Travel Information Service.

Statewide 511 Web Site Returns to Full Service

FDOT Encourages Use of 511 Travel Information System During Wildfires.

With Spring Break underway and millions of people preparing to head to Florida's beaches, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds drivers they can save time and stay safer by using FDOT's free 511 and www.FL511.com Travel Information Service.

Just in time for the busy holiday travel season, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is launching a new feature of the 511 Travel Information System called "My Florida 511."

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is announcing a new feature of the free 511 Travel Information System that allows drivers to report congestion resulting from incidents that are blocking traffic on roads covered by the system.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is teaming up with AAA Auto Club South and the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) to encourage travelers to use the free 511 Travel Information System during the busy holiday travel season.

No matter where they are going, or how they plan to get there, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is encouraging Central Florida holiday travelers to use the free 511 Travel Information System to receive detailed, real-time information on Floridas roadways.

With another record-setting travel holiday weekend predicted, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds travelers to plan ahead by calling 511 or logging onto FL511.com.

With the approach of Tropical Storm Ernesto, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is encouraging Floridians and visitors to incorporate the free 511 service into their emergency preparedness plans.

A newly released analysis shows the Florida Department of Transportation's (FDOT) Central Florida 511 Travel Information System is ranked number one in the nation in the number of calls per capita.

With AAA predicting that 6.9 million travelers in the Southeast will be hitting the road this Memorial Day holiday, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds travelers to buckle up for safety and plan ahead by calling 511 or logging onto FL511.com.

Following a two-week period in which wildfires ravaged the east coast of Florida and closed major highways, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reports a dramatic increase in the use of the Central Florida 511 system.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is encouraging Floridians and visitors to incorporate the free 511 service into their emergency preparedness plans.

As part of the ongoing development process, several recent improvements have been made to the Central Florida 511 travel information service, including the ability for callers to ask for I-4 segments by city.

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reminds Central Florida drivers to dial the "511" traffic information service to save valuable time as they run errands, shop for last-minute items or travel to visit family and friends during this busy holiday period.

The new statewide 511 phone system has received more than 40,000 calls since its launch by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) on Nov. 17.

The recently expanded Central Florida 511 system has realized a 38 percent call-volume average increase since its launch by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) on Nov. 17.

The busiest travel holiday of the year is quickly approaching and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) wants to remind Florida drivers, and anyone traveling to Florida, to use the new statewide 511 system to reduce stress and aggressive driving by planning ahead before venturing out onto the roadways.

For the first time, Central Florida drivers have one simple three digit number to call, 511, for travel information on all major roadways and to connect to travel information for Orlando International and Orlando Sanford International Airports, LYNX and Port Canaveral.

The nation's top highway official, Acting Federal Highway Administrator J. Richard Capka, and Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Denver J. Stutler Jr. will be the featured speakers tomorrow, November 17th, when FDOT District 5 Secretary George Gilhooley launches the expanded Central Florida and statewide 511 systems just in time for the busy holiday travel season.

The nation's top highway official, Acting Federal Highway Administrator J. Richard Capka, and Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Denver J. Stutler, Jr. will be the featured speakers on November 17 when FDOT District 5 Secretary George Gilhooley launches the expanded Central Florida and statewide 511 service just in time for the busy holiday travel season.