Jacksonville's downtown traffic flow changes begin February 22 with the Adams & Forsyth Two-Way Mobility Project, shifting streets to a two-way, single-lane system.

Jacksonville's City Hall's utility bill drive-through is closed for storm drain installations, affecting New Bridge Street traffic and parking. Options for bill payment include in-person or phone payments.

Neptune Beach residents discuss safety concerns about the Penman Road Project's proposed roundabouts and other improvements at a city council meeting.

JEA will replace a 24-inch water main on San Jose Boulevard, impacting traffic for about three months with nightly lane closures and reduced speed limits.

Jacksonville partners with the University of Florida to launch a new graduate campus downtown, offering classes this fall and planning significant investments for revitalization, including property swaps and waterfront development.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority teases progress on a new Autonomous Innovation Center, key to its Ultimate Urban Circulator project, aimed at revolutionizing city transport with autonomous vehicles.

St. Johns County announced a major sewer system upgrade along Watson Road, causing road closures from February 10 through August. Traffic will be rerouted during this infrastructure project.

Jacksonville's Skyway service is disrupted due to maintenance, affecting San Marco, Riverplace, and Kings Avenue stations. JTA offers free shuttle buses as an alternative.

Russ Davis was recognized at a JTA board meeting for his advocacy and improvement efforts in Jacksonville's public transportation, particularly for people with disabilities.

Atlantic Beach plans to allow two-way bicycle traffic on previously one-way Beach Avenue, improving safety and convenience for cyclists with new signage.

Jacksonville Beach prepares for traffic disruptions due to the Donna Marathon Weekend with parking lot and street closures for the race supporting breast cancer research.

Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges have reopened after closures due to inclement weather, with officials urging continued caution on roads due to potential icy conditions from Winter Storm Enzo.

Icy weather led to the closure of Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges after crashes and black ice reports, with multiple crashes amid a winter storm. Authorities advise caution; reopening time is uncertain.