Amtrak officials, now armed with an additional $15 billion in funds, have their eye on enhancing service in Florida.  Does Jacksonville want in on the action?

The Skyway has been one of the biggest points of contention in Jacksonville transportation history. Many critics claim it is a bust that goes "from nowhere to nowhere".  This article takes a look at the Skyway from a different viewpoint.  One that reveals that expanding the system to make it more viable may not be as expensive as previously thought.

Many have heard of "The Great Train Robbery," but not even Jessie James could have pulled this job off.  With no Sheriff on the case, we are a state with as much promise as California, New York and Washington, but we continue to sit on our hands.

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.