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The maximum toll for any trip along the Polk Parkway is $3.75 cash or $3.18 with SunPass. [5] The Polk Parkway begins at Interstate 4 near the Hillsborough-Polk County line west of Lakeland. [5] Until reaching Harden Boulevard (exit 5), the Polk Parkway passes through mostly undeveloped land. [6]
The Central Polk Parkway, also known as State Road 570B (SR 570B), is a proposed controlled-access toll road in Polk County, Florida. The proposed road is actually two separate roads—called legs by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The western segment will connect the Polk Parkway with SR 60 between Bartow and Lake Wales. [1]
Veterans Expressway / Suncoast Parkway 2001: current Open road tolling; cash collection ended in June 2014; formerly part of SR 589 SR 570: 24.380: 39.236 I-4 near Plant City: I-4 near Polk City: Polk Parkway 1999: current Open road tolling; cash collection ended in September 2022 SR 570B — — SR 570: US 17: Central Polk Parkway proposed —
The road intersects the Polk Parkway, then continues eastward as Winter Lake Road until it intersects Florida State Road 620 where the name changes to Old 9 Foot Road. The route continues to the east and after crossing the Florida Midland Railroad Winter Haven Line , intersects with US 17 , a few miles south of downtown Winter Haven.
The Polk Parkway (SR 570) forms a semi-loop through Lakeland's southern suburbs and returns to I-4 at the Florida Polytechnic University campus, near Polk City; it does not serve as a bypass route for I-4 traffic. Just after the western junction with the Polk Parkway, I-4 turns from an eastward to a northeastward heading.
US 17-92 Truck is an alternate route for US 17-92 in northern Kissimmee, Florida, following John Young Parkway and the Osceola Parkway (CR 522) instead of Vine Street and Orange Blossom Trail. It was signed in about 2011 when the single-point urban interchange at John Young and Osceola Parkways was completed.
By 1998 the original southern terminus had been replaced by an interchange with Polk Parkway at Exit 5. Harden Boulevard extends south in a two-lane undivided highway with the right-of-way for two more lanes leading to West Pipkin Road.
After passing Tenoroc High School, the street name becomes Old Dixie Highway and crosses under Polk Parkway at Exit 18. CR 546 ends at CR 655 in Auburndale, but Dixie Highway continues as a local street running towards Lake Ariana Boulevard and the Ariana Beach Yacht Club.