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Public Transportation: Many hotels also have a free shuttle that goes to and from area theme parks. Additionally, all Disney resorts have free transportation services to and from the Disney theme-parks. Also, the free Lymmo bus service serves downtown Orlando. Finally, there is a very inexpensive bus service that rides to and from all of the major hotels and places of interest on International Drive, one of the main tourist streets. It is called the I-Ride Trolley, and they offer passes that range from 1 to 14 days. Taxis:
Driving: The roads in Orlando are all fairly wide and able to be driven on with ease. There are detailed signs which navigate the way to most tourist attractions. Yet, even still, Orlando ranks 8th in U.S. listings as a city with the worst traffic congestion. Aggressive drivers are plentiful in the Greater Orlando area on major highways as well as on city streets in the downtown areas. Speed limits for the most part are ignored, and you will likely be tailgated unless you’re going 80 mph or higher, even though speed limits are set around 55 mph to 65 mph. The only interstate going through Orlando, Interstate 4 (I-4) has undergone major construction renovations making it much more driver-friendly with its widened areas. Naturally, traffic during rush hour and weekend evenings is heavily congested regardless of how wide the roadway is. Places like Downtown Orlando, Walt Disney World, Sea World Orlando, Universal Studios Orlando, and many more points of interest are located along or close to Interstate 4. Finally, during your stay at your short term rental in Orlando, you should be warned that open road tolling is used on many of Orlando’s highways. These tolls are fairly small for short trips within Orlando, but can quickly add up on longer cross-town trips. Some major highways that include tolls are SR-528 (The Beachline Expressway), which runs east from Interstate 4. SR-417 (The Central Florida GreeneWay), which bypasses Orlando starting at Interstate 4 just west of Disney World, SR-408 which starts on the east side of Orlando and takes you past the west side, ending at the Florida Turnpike (also called the Ronald Reagan Turnpike). Airports:
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