St. Augustine's King Street corridor to see construction delays due to water main project starting May 5, affecting traffic from US1 to Riberia Street.

Atlantic Beach seeks $1.08 million in federal funds for six dune walkovers, inviting public input on the project aimed at improving access and protecting the coastline.

Atlantic Beach hosts an Open House to involve residents in the creation of a Safety Action Plan to reduce crashes, with a community gathering on May 6 at City Hall.

Upcoming maintenance at Jarboe Park will temporarily close courts for repairs from April 28 to May 2 and again from May 12 to May 16, with facilities remaining open outside these periods.

A crash on Solana Road in St. Johns County caused road closures and traffic delays, but the road was reopened later with no further details on the incident provided by officials.

The JTA thanks US Transportation Secretary for a new vehicle framework, aiding its U²C program, set to launch Bay Street Innovation Corridor in 2025, enhancing urban mobility in Jacksonville.

Hastings will experience road closures during the Cabbage, Potato, and Bacon Festival on April 26-27, with North Main St and nearby roads affected, but not SR207.

St. Johns County commissioners approved a $1.5 million expansion of the Field of Dreams Baseball League's disability-friendly field with added facilities and parking.

St. Johns County announces the 2025 West Augustine Easter Parade on April 20, featuring bands, floats, and a youth talent show, with road closures beginning at 3 p.m.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority adjusts bus routes due to construction; advises commuters to check for updates on their website and social media.

Jacksonville introduces JTA autonomous buses, featuring sensors and cameras for safety, seating for ten, ADA compliance, and onboard power outlets for device charging.

SJSO offers Teen Driver Challenge courses for high school students to improve driving safety, requiring participants to use their own vehicles, with sessions available throughout June and July.

Clay County, FL residents are informed of schools being open on April 11 instead of a scheduled holiday, with no flashing school zone signals, urging drivers to be cautious.