Spring training games started today, and that means a lot of backups, especially on Daniels Parkway, NBC two's Brian Carla and looked into how Lee County tries to manage the extra traffic.

Brian, Peter, The County Times out the traffic lights to keep things moving here on Daniels Parkway.

But now they've got a bird's eye view to see who's coming and going from the ballpark.

It's opening day at Fenway South, and these Red Sox fans drove an hour to be here.

Oh, wow, all the way from Venice.

See the Red Sox off course for?

For Massachusetts people on traffic getting in, I think the policemen do drop the county paste.

The sheriff's office for the traffic detail more than $75,000 last year to ensure people get in and out of JetBlue.

Part made up 75 no problems.

Got off Exit 1 31 and came across a five minute delay.

Pulling in and very enjoyable.

Not always enjoyable for people who aren't going to the game, but who gets stuck in the traffic anyway.

Lee County has a game plan for this extra traffic plans.

Increased traffic on Daniels Parkway, JetBlue by 2/3 of the cycle.

Length is full green time for westbound traffic.

Flush it and all Daniel knew this year are these cameras that one to the West entrance, another one to the east entrance of the ballpark and their views that D O.

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Hadn't had before.

Tom MacBride plan to stay till the final out, even if it means getting in that post game traffic.

We're gonna stay to the end of the game, watch everything happened and then take their time going out.

Lee County tells us they spent $68,000 last year on the Twins games.

The Lee County School District told us this afternoon that for any bus making this route along Daniels Parkway, they're sending those buses home early by 1/2 hour so that those kids could get home or the driver can take an alternate route.