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.

Fernandina Beach is implementing temporary traffic pattern changes due to North 2nd St road repairs between Centre St and Alachua St. The police advised seeking alternative routes starting April 7 at 7 AM.

Atlantic Beach initiates a restoration project for Howell Park's drainage ditch to improve water flow and habitat, involving sediment removal and ecological enhancements from April 21 to May 12.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns of detours in Downtown Jacksonville for the Special Olympics Torch Run, with road closures on Bay Street and surrounding areas from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. this Friday.

The Buckman Bridge in Jacksonville was closed temporarily for police activity, causing early morning traffic delays, but reopened about an hour later.

Residents in Saratoga Circle will see sewer line smoke testing from April 2-4 to find infrastructure issues. The city has informed locals and provided a map of the affected area.

JTA has expanded its CCT Blue Line to include stops at Baptist Medical Center Clay and Village Square Parkway starting March 31st, improving access for Clay County residents.

A traffic alert for a law enforcement activity shut down lanes at Old A1A and Ocean Shore Blvd, which reopened by 8:15am with no safety threats to the community.

A1A South's southbound lane in St. Johns County will close from March 31 to April 17, 2025, due to utility work. Detours will be provided. Traffic can still pass, but caution is advised.