Fla. Stat. 339.285
Enhanced Bridge Program for Sustainable Transportation


(1)

There is created within the Department of Transportation the Enhanced Bridge Program for Sustainable Transportation for the purpose of providing funds to improve the sufficiency rating of local bridges and to improve congested roads on the State Highway System or local corridors on which high-cost bridges are located in order to improve a corridor or provide an alternative corridor.

(2)

Matching funds provided from the program may fund up to 50 percent of project costs.

(3)

The department shall allocate a minimum of 25 percent of funding available for the program for local bridge projects to replace, rehabilitate, paint, or install scour countermeasures to highway bridges located on public roads, other than those on the State Highway System. A project to be funded must, at a minimum:Be classified as a structurally deficient bridge having a poor condition rating for the deck, superstructure, substructure component, or culvert;Have a sufficiency rating of 35 or below; andHave average daily traffic of at least 500 vehicles.

(a)

Be classified as a structurally deficient bridge having a poor condition rating for the deck, superstructure, substructure component, or culvert;

(b)

Have a sufficiency rating of 35 or below; and

(c)

Have average daily traffic of at least 500 vehicles.

(4)

Special consideration shall be given to bridges that are closed to all traffic or that have a load restriction of less than 10 tons.

(5)

The department shall allocate remaining funding available for the program to improve highly congested roads on the State Highway System or local corridors on which high-cost bridges are located in order to improve the corridor or provide an alternative corridor. A project to be funded must, at a minimum:Be on or provide direct relief to an existing corridor that is backlogged or constrained; andBe a major bridge having an estimated cost greater than $25 million.

(a)

Be on or provide direct relief to an existing corridor that is backlogged or constrained; and

(b)

Be a major bridge having an estimated cost greater than $25 million.

(6)

Preference shall be given to bridge projects located on corridors that connect to the Strategic Intermodal System, created under s. 339.64, and that have been identified as regionally significant in accordance with s. 339.155(4)(c), (d), and (e).

Source: Section 339.285 — Enhanced Bridge Program for Sustainable Transportation, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0339.­285 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

339.04
Disposition of proceeds of sale or lease of realty by the department
339.05
Assent to federal aid given
339.06
Authority of department to amortize advancements from United States
339.07
National aid expended under supervision of the department
339.08
Use of moneys in State Transportation Trust Fund
339.09
Use of transportation tax revenues
339.12
Aid and contributions by governmental entities for department projects
339.24
Beautification of state transportation facilities
339.28
Willful and malicious damage to boundary marks, guideposts, lampposts, etc. on transportation facility
339.035
Expenditures
339.041
Factoring of revenues from leases for wireless communication facilities
339.55
State-funded infrastructure bank
339.61
Florida Strategic Intermodal System
339.62
System components
339.63
System facilities designated
339.64
Strategic Intermodal System Plan
339.65
Strategic Intermodal System highway corridors
339.66
Upgrade of arterial highways with controlled access facilities
339.67
U.S. 19 controlled access facilities
339.68
Arterial rural highway projects
339.70
Authority referendum
339.81
Florida Shared-Use Nonmotorized Trail Network
339.081
Department trust funds
339.83
Enrollment in federal pilot programs
339.84
Workforce development
339.125
Covenants to complete on revenue-producing projects
339.135
Work program
339.139
Transportation debt assessment
339.155
Transportation planning
339.157
Resilience action plan
339.175
Metropolitan planning organization
339.176
Voting membership for M.P.O. with boundaries including certain counties
339.177
Transportation management programs
339.241
Florida Junkyard Control Law
339.281
Damage to transportation facility by vessel
339.282
Transportation concurrency incentives
339.285
Enhanced Bridge Program for Sustainable Transportation
339.287
Electric vehicle charging stations
339.651
Strategic Intermodal System supply chain demands
339.0801
Allocation of increased revenues derived from amendments to s
339.0803
Allocation of increased revenues derived from amendments to s
339.0805
Funds to be expended with certified disadvantaged business enterprises
339.0809
Florida Department of Transportation Financing Corporation
339.0815
Transportation Revenue Bond Trust Fund
339.0816
Transportation Governmental Bond Trust Fund
339.1371
Mobility 2000
339.2405
Florida highway beautification grants
339.2815
Purchase orders
339.2816
Small County Road Assistance Program
339.2817
County Incentive Grant Program
339.2818
Small County Outreach Program
339.2819
Transportation Regional Incentive Program
339.2821
Economic development transportation projects
339.2825
Approval of contractor-financed projects
339.28201
Local Agency Program

Current through Fall 2025

§ 339.285. Enhanced Bridge Program for Sustainable Transp.'s source at flsenate​.gov