JTA Named 2016 Outstanding Public Transportation System

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) is the recipient of the 2016 “Outstanding Public Transportation System Achievement Award” from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). JTA is an independent agency of the State of Florida governed by a seven-member board of directors....

FDOT to share changes for Hendricks Avenue project

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is hosting a public meeting next week to discuss the proposed resurfacing and safety improvements project for State Road 13 (San Jose Boulevard/Hendricks Avenue), from Cornell Road to San Marco Boulevard in Jacksonville.

Which DT Transportation Center design do you like best?

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) is planning for the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center (JRTC). Three design concepts have been submitted by interested firms and the JTA would like to share them with you. To send comments about the designs, email JRTCdesigns@jtafla.com. Comments...

First Coast Flyer Ridership Continues to Grow

Next City Ponders JTA Skyway's Future

The residents of Jacksonville aren't the only community concerned about the future of the JTA Skyway and its potential to serve more than just the core of downtown Jacksonville.

New JTA Bus Lanes and Queue Jumps in Downtown

JTA Unveils New Bus Lanes and Queue Jumps in Downtown Jacksonville and the Southbank. Here's a look at what this means for you.

COJ Pedestrian And Bicycle Master Plan Study

In an effort to make Jacksonville's streets a safe environment for pedestrians and cyclist, the City wants your help in the creation of a roadmap for change. Here's information on how you can assist in shaping the City of Jacksonville's new Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan.

Riverplace Blvd Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements

Metro Jacksonville takes a look at the Downtown Investment Authority's plans for the reconstruction of the Southbank's Riverplace Boulevard.

Lost Jacksonville: State and Union Streets

Obama’s Budget Includes $17 Million for BRT to Beach