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The $1.5 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration will allow JTA to conduct transit-oriented development planning in Northwest Jacksonville, aiming to create vibrant, accessible communities.
MobilityWorks 2.0 consists of 17 projects that signify JTA's ongoing commitment to enhancing transit, maximising employment opportunities and supporting local communities.
In Autumn 2023, JTA's autonomous electric vehicle service will revolutionise mobility for FSCJ Downtown Jacksonville users, fostering seamless movement and accessibility throughout the campus.
USDOT's funding will allow the Jacksonville Transportation Authority to continue advancing its sustainability efforts by replacing more diesel buses with vehicles powered by cleaner compressed natural gas.
Transit agencies have been crucial in providing citizens across the US with transit to and from their vaccine appointments, often free of charge.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) has expanded an autonomous vehicle programme as it prepares to roll out CAVs on public roads and develop the workforce of tomorrow.
