Live I-75 Traffic Reports: Gainesville, FL
Stay informed with the latest I-75 traffic updates in Gainesville, Florida! Our real-time traffic information provides insights into road conditions, including live updates on construction, accidents, and travel delays. With data continually refreshed, you'll receive the most accurate and timely alerts to plan your journey along one of the country's busiest highways. Whether you're a commuter or a traveler, navigate I-75 with confidence and ease, avoiding congestion and minimizing delays.
Real-Time Gainesville Area Traffic Map Real-Time traffic information and alerts about accidents, police, and hazards Courtesy of WAZE.com
Gainesville Area Traffic CamerasLive Feeds From theFlorida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
I-75 at Paynes Prairie (mile marker 381.0)
I-75 at SR 24/Archer Road (mile marker 383.8)
I-75 at mile marker 386.4
I-75 at SR 26 (mile marker 387.3)
I-75 at SR 222 (mile marker 390.0)
I-75 at SR-232 / Millhopper Ave (mm 392.1)
Gainesville Area Weather Forecast5-Day Weather Forecast Courtesy of Weather Underground
Florida DOT TweetsSocial Media Posts From The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
Florida Road NewsLatest Headlines From The I-75 Exit Guide Newsroom
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I-75 Lane, Shoulder Closures for Construction in Tampa Bay Thru November
Gainesville Area Insider TipsThe Inside Scoop From Seasoned I-75 Travelers
Avoid Peak Times Around UF: I-75 passes right by the University of Florida. Traffic gets significantly worse during: - Football game days (Saturdays in fall) - especially 3 hours before/after games - Weekday rush hours (7:30-9am, 4:30-6pm) when students commute - Move-in/move-out weeks (late August, early May).
Speed Trap Zones: Watch your speed especially: - Through the Alachua/Gainesville stretch (MM 390-399) - Construction zones are heavily patrolled. FHP is very active on this corridor.
Paynes Prairie Rest Stop (Mile Marker 374): One of Florida's best rest areas on the southbound side. Clean facilities, and you might spot wild horses or bison grazing in Paynes Prairie State Park visible from the highway. Worth the stop if you need a break.
Weather Awareness: Afternoon thunderstorms are intense June-September (2-5pm). This stretch is exposed with poor drainage in spots. Slow down significantly when it's pouring - visibility drops to near zero quickly.