Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA)

The approximately 500,000-square-foot facility is expected to be completed in 2026 and will be pivotal in advancing HOLON's mission to deliver inclusive, emission-free and sustainable...

Under the new policy, riders who purchase bus fare through the MyJTA mobile app will automatically receive a refund after they meet the fare equivalent of a daily, three-day, ...

JTA is the second Florida organization to receive the certification, which recognizes organizations that are proactive in supporting communities during major storms.

The funding will allow JTA to complete the University Boulevard Complete Streets project and enhance its Park-n-Ride facilities.

Throughout the JTA system, 111 bus stops will be impacted by the multi-phase bus stop transformation project.

MobilityWorks 2.0 is a series of 17 projects, which include portions of the Emerald Trail, the purchase of a new ferry vessel, 10 complete street projects, bus stop and transit...

Upgrades made to the St. Johns River Ferry are a part of JTA’s MOVE2027 RegionalWorks strategy.

The shuttles, operated by Beep and incorporating self-driving software from Oxa, will connect students, faculty and visitors across the segmented FSCJ Downtown Jacksonville campus...

JTA is on course to meet its budgeted headcount of 368 full-time bus operators by February.

The project, which includes partners Balfour Beatty Vision 2 Reality team and Beep, will construct a control center for the city’s electric and autonomous mobility system.

The organizations are testing autonomous vehicles that are set to launch in downtown Jacksonville in 2025 to bring more mobility to the region.

TSA awarded four transit agencies with the award, which recognizes top scores in an annual review of transit security and emergency preparedness elements.

The WAEV GEM AV will be the eighth AV to enter JTA’s AV Test & Learn Program since 2017.

The 13-mile BRT route now brings JTA’s BRT system to 58 miles, which is the largest in the Southeast U.S.

The project serves as the first phase of the JTA’s U2C autonomous vehicle service in downtown Jacksonville.

The non-pneumatic tire will see its first in-field use on an autonomous shuttle being tested by JTA.

While COVID-19 has dealt a gut punch to the public transportation industry in terms of ridership and revenue, transit agencies are resilient and adapting to meet the changing ...

Through rigorous testing and working directly with OEMS, the JTA is developing its own AV program from the ground up.

With an eye toward savings, cost efficiency and the environment, the JTA commissioned an Alternative Fuels Study to identify viable alternatives to diesel, which recommended CNG...