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New I-95 Interchange Opens in Indian River County, Boosting Freight Access

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What happened

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A new interchange connecting State Road 606/Oslo Road to Interstate 95 opened in Indian River County on October 6, 2026, completing a transportation project. The project was jointly funded by the state and Indian River County. State officials reported the project cost $95.78 million, while other reports cited the cost as $100 million. The project also included widening Oslo Road from two lanes to four.

From wqcs.org, wptv.com

Why it matters

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The new interchange provides direct access to I-95 for residents, businesses, and freight, strengthening a corridor for commerce. Officials project the improvements will ease congestion at nearby interchanges and improve mobility throughout the region.

From wqcs.org, wptv.com

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    Indian River County could see improved freight movement and better access to I-95 for businesses

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  1. A jointly funded transportation project was completed in Indian River County.1 source
  2. FDOT oversaw a new I-95 interchange project in Indian River County.1 source

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