In 2011, CSX sold the line from Poinciana north (as well as part of the former Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Railway) to the Florida Department of Transportation. This state-owned segment is now known as the Central Florida Rail Corridor, which makes up a vast majority of the track that the SunRail commuter rail service operates on. SunRail began operation on May 1, 2014 from Sand Lake Road north to DeBary and extended service south to Poinciana on July 30, 2018. SunRail also revived passenger service to the South Florida Railroad's historic Church Street Station in Downtown Orlando.