Ochlockonee Roads
Old Route 50 Ochlockonee traffic
Route 561 Ochlockonee traffic
FL-429 N Ochlockonee traffic
FL-429 S Ochlockonee traffic
US-27 N Ochlockonee traffic
US-27 S Ochlockonee traffic
Cities along US-27 Florida
US-27 Astatula Incidents
US-27 Babson Park Incidents
US-27 Branford Incidents
US-27 Citrus Ridge Incidents
US-27 City Incidents
US-27 Clermont Incidents
US-27 Davenport Incidents
US-27 Day Incidents
US-27 Dundee Incidents
US-27 Fort Lauderdale Incidents
US-27 Fort White Incidents
US-27 Frostproof Incidents
US-27 Groveland Incidents
US-27 Haines City Incidents
US-27 Hallandale Incidents
US-27 Hialeah Incidents
US-27 High Springs Incidents
US-27 Hollywood Incidents
US-27 Howey In The Hills Incidents
US-27 Lady Lake Incidents
US-27 Lake Hamilton Incidents
US-27 Lake Placid Incidents
US-27 Lake Wales Incidents
US-27 Lakeland Incidents
US-27 Lamont Incidents
US-27 Leesburg Incidents
US-27 Lloyd Incidents
US-27 Mayo Incidents
US-27 Miami Incidents
US-27 Minneola Incidents
US-27 Monticello Incidents
US-27 Moore Haven Incidents
US-27 O Brien Incidents
US-27 Ocala Incidents
US-27 Okahumpka Incidents
US-27 Okeechobee Incidents
US-27 Opa Locka Incidents
US-27 Palmdale Incidents
US-27 Perry Incidents
US-27 Sebring Incidents
US-27 Shady Grove Incidents
US-27 South Bay Incidents
US-27 Tallahassee Incidents
US-27 Venus Incidents
US-27 Wacissa Incidents
US-27 Waverly Incidents
US-27 Williston Incidents
US-27 Winter Haven Incidents
US-27 Yalaha Incidents

About US-27

U.S. Route 27 (US-27) is a major highway that runs through the state of Florida, stretching approximately 474 miles from the Georgia border in the north to the Florida Keys in the south. The highway passes through several major cities, including Tallahassee, Lake Placid, and Miami, as well as several smaller towns, making it an important transportation route for local residents and tourists.

US-27 is known for its scenic beauty, passing through lush forests, rolling hills, and along tranquil lakes and rivers. The highway provides access to several popular tourist destinations, including the Gulf of Mexico, the Everglades National Park, and the Kennedy Space Center. Additionally, US-27 connects several important ports, including the Port of Miami, making it easier for goods to be transported in and out of the state.

Despite its importance, US-27 faces several challenges, including heavy congestion during peak travel times and frequent accidents. The state of Florida is taking steps to address these issues, including the addition of express lanes, the construction of new interchanges, and the installation of intelligent transportation systems.

Overall, US-27 is a vital transportation link in Florida, providing important access to popular tourist destinations, key ports, and major cities throughout the state. The highway's scenic beauty and historical significance make it a popular route for both residents and visitors alike.