Jacksonville, Florida, USA
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Overview - Jacksonville
Located on the St. Johns River, Jacksonville is the seat of Duval County and the largest city by population in Florida. It has approximately 912,000 inhabitants in the city proper as of 2019. The Jacksonville metropolitan area comprised 1,559,514 residents as of the 2019 US Census Bureau Estimate.
Jacksonville's rapid transit network consists of a downtown people mover line. It also has four rapid bus services.
Jacksonville Skyway
Opened 1989, the Jacksonville Skyway is an elevated people mover line that serves the city of Jacksonville, Florida.
Jacksonville Skyway
The Jacksonville Skyway is an elevated people mover line covering Downtown Jacksonville. It runs from LaVilla/Convention Center in the west and Kings Avenue in the south to Rosa Parks in the north, serving 8 stations. It is set for conversion to a personal rapid transit system in the near future.
The Jacksonville Skyway was opened in June 1989 and the last extension to the line was in November 2000 to Kings Avenue. The Jacksonville Skyway is owned and operated by the JTA.
| Service | M-F Midday | M-F Rush | Sat. | Sun. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skyway | 8' | 4' | Events Only | Events Only |
Schedules -- Last Updated: Oct 01, 2021
First Coast Flyer
Opened 2015, the First Coast Flyer consists of four rapid bus services that serve the city of Jacksonville, Florida and the surrounding suburbs.
Green Line
The Green Line of the First Coast Flyer is an rapid bus service on a North-South alignment. It runs from the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla in the south to Armsdale Park-n-Ride in the north, serving 16 stations.
The Green Line was opened in December 2015. The Green Line is operated by the JTA.
| Service | M-F Midday | M-F Rush | Sat. | Sun. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCF Green (1) | 30' | 30' | 60' | 60' |
Schedules -- Last Updated: Oct 01, 2021
Blue Line
The Blue Line of the First Coast Flyer is an rapid bus service on a Northwest-Southeast alignment. It runs from the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla in the northwest to Avenues Walk Park-n-Ride Center in the southeast, serving 11 stations.
The Blue Line was opened in December 2016. The Blue Line is operated by the JTA.
| Service | M-F Midday | M-F Rush | Sat. | Sun. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCF Blue (2) | 30' | 30' | 60' | 60' |
Schedules -- Last Updated: Oct 01, 2021
Red Line
The Red Line of the First Coast Flyer is an rapid bus service on an East-West alignment. It runs from the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla in the west to Jacksonville Beach in the east, serving 18 stations.
The Red Line was opened in December 2018. The Red Line is operated by the JTA.
| Service | M-F Midday | M-F Rush | Sat. | Sun. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCF Red (3) | 30' | 30' | 60' | 60' |
Schedules -- Last Updated: Oct 01, 2021
Orange Line
The Orange Line of the First Coast Flyer is an rapid bus service on a North-South alignment. It runs from the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center at LaVilla in the north to Orange Park in the south, serving 13 stations.
The Orange Line was opened in September 2021. The Orange Line is operated by the JTA.
| Service | M-F Midday | M-F Rush | Sat. | Sun. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCF Orange (4) | 30' | 30' | 60' | 60' |
Schedules -- Last Updated: Oct 01, 2021
References & Helpful Links
Jacksonville Skyway at Wikipedia
First Coast Flyer at Wikipedia
Official Website for Jacksonville Skyway: Jacksonville Transportation Authority
Official Website for First Coast Flyer: First Coast Flyer
Maps
Official System Map - Jacksonville Skyway [PNG] [Last Accessed October 01, 2021]
Unofficial Map - Jacksonville People Mover and Water Taxi [January 2018] by Chris Neuherz (www.behance.net)
Other Sources
Jacksonville, USA at Urbanrail.net
Asset Notes
The Jacksonville Skyway's line color was taken from the official map as of Sept 2020.
First Coast Flyer colors taken from route timetables as of October 1, 2021 (they were originally taken from the official JTA FCF planning map; only Blue had a major color change).