WHERE IN THE REGION

Last week, 41% of voters correctly identified the historic landmark.
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FUN FACTS

	Did you know that Central Florida, specifically the Port Canaveral area, is the only region in North America where five transportation modes come together in close proximity. Each of the five, air, sea, road, rail, and space transport modes all intersect in Brevard County.

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Governments Continue Support of myregion.org Today, in a unanimous show of support, the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council approved the second of a three-year commitment to myregion.org. [Click Here for Full Story]   Community Connections – A Transportation Vision for the Next 25 Years Did you attend myregion.org’s Transportation Workshop in July? If not, would you still like your voice to be heard? Do you have the rush-hour blues and want to tell transportation officials about it? [Click Here for Full Story]   511 – Traffic Information Is Now Just a Call Away Traffic congestion and the lack of a mass-transit alternative are two of the most critical issues affecting our region, according to myregion.org’s Transportation workshop participants. [Click Here for Full Story]   Being “Quadramodal” is a Regional Asset myregion.org continues to unveil interesting information that makes our region unique. We have gathered information on a global, national, super-regional and regional basis in order to position ourselves in the world economy. [Click Here for Full Story]   Congratulations! Way to Go! Great Job These and other exclamations of excitement could be heard in the halls and offices of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council offices recently. And what could be the cause for all this enthusiasm? [Click Here for Full Story]   Will New Roads Solve The Problem? As the analysis of data collected by myregion.org begins, it becomes more and more evident that Central Florida is highly dependent on its toll-road system to provide the needed freeway infrastructure for urban growth. [Click Here for Full Story]