[Captainpd]

Am not sure how you can expect anyone on this board to know something like that.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Captainpd

Am not sure how you can expect anyone on this board to know something like that.

Unless you quote the post you are referring to nobody will have a clue what you mean.

[Jimf2018]

Per a recent article (without delays from the accidental death) the expected completion of this project was LATE FALL 2023. So no quick completion . . . .

[Ken D.]

Originally Posted by davem4616

for whatever reason, road construction seems to take a lot longer in FL than it did up north

Those of us familiar with the “Big Dig” in Boston may disagree.

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by davem4616

maybe all the workers are too busy putting out the orange barriers to actually do any real road work

I was told when we lived up north, the construction company's only controls were
the barriers are placed, and a private company puts them up and removes them.

Don't know about that in Florida

[jabacon6669]

Originally Posted by davem4616

for whatever reason, road construction seems to take a lot longer in FL than it did up north

Up north you have cold temps to deal with. Plus the terrain is a lot more rugged, hills, ledge, etc.

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by WingedFoot78

To get to Sam's from SB 441, turn RIGHT at the light just past Sam's and make a U-turn ASAP. Go back to the light and make a left. Sam's will be on your right.

“Two wrongs never make a right, but three lefts do.” —The Deterioata

[brfree1411@aol.com]

Ever travel I40? Never ending work
!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Ken D.

Those of us familiar with the “Big Dig” in Boston may disagree.

I 95 in Ct might have gotten a worlds record for longest construction job in modern history

[asianthree]

I was told that the Snow has delayed the project by Months

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by davem4616

for whatever reason, road construction seems to take a lot longer in FL than it did up north

I disagree. They're still working on road projects in Virginia that were being done when I left there 8 years ago.
The crews got the road widened between Tampa on I-75 pretty fast.

[maistocars]

The Villages construction crews would have completed it a year ago. If they offer no incentive to finish early, the only incentive is to bleed the project funds dry.

[LianneMigiano]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

It does seem like it. Wonder if this causes road costs to be higher?

There certainly aren't the every-winter/spring frost heaves and pot holes everywhere down here as there are up north! Less yearly maintenance needed...

[Garywt]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Go make a left into Sams parking lot. So convoluted just take a longer way to get in.

I don’t go to Sams so problem solved, lol.

[Garywt]

Originally Posted by Captainpd

Am not sure how you can expect anyone on this board to know something like that.

The OP was probably just hoping someone saw or read something about what was going on or an update.