Sand Lake Road Pedestrian
Sand Lake Road Pedestrian Traffic Diverted to North Side Near I-4

Pedestrians who regularly walk along Sand Lake Road (State Road (S.R.) 482) near Interstate 4 should be advised of changes to their usual routes. Crews at the I-4 and Sand Lake Road interchange improvement project have implemented a new sidewalk diversion along Sand Lake Road.

The new diversion began on June 26 and directs pedestrian traffic to the north side of the roadway between Turkey Lake Road and International Drive. This new route will be in place for several months. Previously, pedestrians were using the sidewalk along the south side of Sand Lake Road so crews could work on the westbound I-4 exit and eastbound I-4 entrance ramps.

The new sidewalk diversion is necessary for crews to complete utility work, drainage improvements, and ramp construction. Signs are posted along Sand Lake Road to guide pedestrians safely through the area. Access to nearby businesses remains open, so shopping, dining, and entertainment plans can continue without disruption. See the map below for detailed diversion information.

While these changes might add a few extra steps to your walk, they’re an important part of keeping everyone safe during construction. So, if you’re out on foot in these areas, keep an eye out for construction signs, follow the safety diversions, and know that these temporary changes are helping build better, safer roadways.

To learn more about the project, visit I4Beyond.com/SandLake.


Sand Lake Road Pedestrian Traffic Diverted to North Side Near I-4