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In this Sept. 7, 2017 photo, heavy traffic heads north along I-75 near Ocala, Fla. In mid-2016, a regional task force that spent almost two years exploring ways to improve safety on a crowded Interstate 75 decided to take a conservative approach: make changes to the highway rather than build or expand other roads. Then Hurricane Imra blew into Florida and thousands of people trying to flee its path got stuck, many of them in Ocala and points north and south. Now, a new road with a potential route through Marion and Alachua counties may be back on the table, if not exactly speeding ahead. (Doug Engle /Star-Banner via AP)

After Irma, new energy for Interstate 75 relief

By CINDY SWIRKO - Associated Press

After Irma, new energy for Interstate 75 relief

By CINDY SWIRKO - Associated Press