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Northlake Blvd and Beeline Hwy CSX Intersection Closure Map

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Starting at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 1, the intersection of Northlake Boulevard and Beeline Highway will be closed continuously through Sunday, August 10. The closure is necessary to allow CSX to perform railroad track replacement and signalization improvements. 

During the closure, traffic will be detoured via Seminole Pratt Whitney Road, Southern Boulevard, Military Trail, and Northlake Boulevard. Additional alternate routes include Coconut Boulevard, Orange Boulevard, Royal Palm Beach Boulevard, 60th Street, State Road 7, and Okeechobee Boulevard. Detour signage will be posted along these routes, and law enforcement officers will be on-site to assist with traffic flow. Traffic signals along the primary detour routes will be temporarily retimed and continuously monitored to accommodate the increased traffic volume during the closure period. 

Emergency and first responder vehicles will have uninterrupted access to the closed intersection and surrounding areas throughout the duration of the work. 

Motorists are strongly advised to plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and ensure their vehicles are fueled before traveling through the affected area of the county. Individuals and employers are invited to consider adjusting work schedules, if possible, to help ease traffic congestion during the closure. ​​

FAQs



The intersection is closing for railroad track replacement and signalization improvements to improve safety and traffic operations in the area.


The closure will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 1, and will remain in effect 24/7 through Sunday, August 10. Contingency dates are planned in case of weather-related delays.


No. The intersection will be closed around the clock during the construction period.


Eastbound motorists will be detoured west on CR 809A/Northlake Boulevard, then: 

  • South on Seminole Pratt Whitney Road 
  • East on SR 80/Southern Boulevard 
  •  North on SR 809/Military Trail 
  • Returning to CR 809A/Northlake Boulevard


Motorists heading to Northlake Boulevard west of SR 710 will be detoured:

  • South on SR 809/Military Trail
  • West on SR 80/Southern Boulevard
  • North on Seminole Pratt Whitney Road
  • East to CR 809A/Northlake Boulevard


Yes, additional alternate routes include:

  • Coconut Boulevard
  • Orange Boulevard
  • Royal Palm Beach Boulevard
  • 60th Street
  • SR 7
  • SR 704/Okeechobee Boulevard


Yes, emergency and first responder vehicle access will be maintained throughout the closure.


Yes, signage will be posted along the detour routes to assist all motorists.


Yes. Traffic signals along the primary detour routes—including Seminole Pratt Whitney Road, SR 80/Southern Boulevard, and Military Trail (SR 809)—will be temporarily retimed to accommodate the increased traffic volume during the closure period. In addition, the coordination teams will be continuously monitoring signal timing and traffic flows and will have the ability to adjust in real-time.


Palm Tran fixed-route buses may experience delays during the closure, but no detours are expected. Paratransit services will be subject to temporary detours, which may affect travel times to medical appointments and other destinations. Reservationists are actively informing paratransit riders of any expected delays or detours. Riders are encouraged to check Palm Tran's website or contact customer service at 561-841-4BUS (4287) for the latest information to help plan their trips accordingly.


Yes. To help residents and those impacted by the project make the most of the closure, Discover the Palm Beaches is featuring over 40 exclusive staycation deals for Palm Beach County residents. These deals are designed to encourage locals to explore and enjoy the area during the temporary disruption. Discover these offers at thepalmbeaches.com/lovepbc.


For the latest updates and more information about this closure, visit this webpage, pbc.gov/northlakeclosure and follow us on social media.
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