A look at Jacksonville's Big "I".  The I-95 / I-10 interchange reconstruction project.

Florida's largest airports, in terms of 2007 passengers, according to the Airport Council International (ACI-NA)

Fresh off the successful opening of the Riverside Trolley, JTA plans to move forward with new trolley routes for downtown.

A guest article by Michael Lewyn questioning whether Jacksonville is a driver-friendly or unfriendly city.

After a two year hiatus, replica trolleys join Charlotte's new light-rail system along a rail centered corridor.  Despite a national slowdown in the real estate industry, new infill development is in full swing. 

Find out where Jacksonville's mass transit ridership ranks among America's largest urban areas.

As construction of the State Road 9A (SR 9A) comes to an end, a new name for the highway is currently being installed throughout town.

Over the last several weeks we have witnessed two Transit Oriented Developments (TODs) announced by the private sector.  Interestingly enough, neither development featured JTA's planned Bus Rapid Transit System, despite a decade of planning.  Instead, both developers chose to feature potential rail corridors.

Known as the Red Line, METRORail is a 7.5 mile, 16-station starter light rail line located in Houston, TX.  METRORail stands out among recently completed rail lines because it was funded without the help of the Federal and state governments.  Is something like this possible for Jacksonville?

MetroJacksonville is proud to present a documentary focussing on the future of transit in Jacksonville. This presentation was prepared for the City Council's Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee meeting, which was held February 20th 2008 at 10am.