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Traffic on I-4 Sitting in traffic on I-4 during rush hour (which is practically all day long) is about as exciting as getting a root canal. A typical rationalization for this asphaltic asphyxia is "Hey, you should see the traffic in [fill in any large urban area north of the Florida state line]." Seriously, though, traffic on I-4 moves relatively smoothly, morning and afternoon commute periods excepted, but (a) Expect a short delay if any car along the metro portion of I-4 is stopped on the shoulder. (b) Expect a medium delay if that car is sporting law enforcement decals or lights. (c) Expect a longer delay if (a) and (b) are together. (d) Expect your delay to be interminable if you really really need to be somewhere and any one of the above is in effect. A worthwhile tactic is to get off at the next exit ramp and see if you can find your way around all the downtown lakes. You won't get to your destination any quicker, but you'll have some interesting stories.