In 2007, the Legislature enacted House Bill 985, amending Section 20.23(2)(b)8, Florida Statutes, to expand the oversight role of the Florida Transportation Commission. In addition to the responsibility for oversight and monitoring of the Florida Department of Transportation, Section 20.23(2)(b)8 requires the Commission to monitor the efficiency, productivity, and management of the authorities created under Chapters 348 and 349, including any authority formed using part I of Chapter 348; the Mid-Bay Bridge Authority re-created pursuant to Chapter 2000-411, Laws of Florida; and any authority formed under Chapter 343.
Senate Bill 1662, enacted in the 2025 legislative session, further expanded the Commission’s statutory responsibilities by requiring oversight of “any transit entity that receives funding under the public transit block grant program pursuant to s. 341.052.” This new legislation significantly broadens the Commission’s oversight scope to include a wider range of transit providers statewide.
To that end, the Commission, in concert with the authorities, adopted performance measures and objectives, and operating indicators that allow the Commission to assess the overall responsiveness of each authority in meeting their respective responsibilities to their customers and the public. The Commission prepares an annual report and submits it to the Governor and legislature.
Annual Transit and Tolling Reports
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| FY 2024 (Transit) | FY 2024 (Toll) | FY 2023 (Transit) | FY 2023 (Toll) |
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| FY 2022 (Transit) | FY 2022 (Toll) | FY 2021 (Transit) | FY 2021 (Toll) |
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