Survey: Determining The Skyway's Future
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority wants you to join the conversation about the Skyway’s future. The survey is available now until December 1, 2015.
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The Skyway is a significant community asset and taxpayer investment that serves as the Downtown transit circulator. The Skyway carries approximately 5,000 passenger trips on an average weekday. The decision about the future of the system deserves careful assessment, evaluation and community input.
Today, the vehicles are beyond their mid-life and past due for rehabilitation. The Skyway technology is out of date, making parts difficult to find, and the proprietary equipment limits vendor market. Over the next 5 to 15 years, JTA will need to make a significant investment to the vehicles, operating system, and structures to ensure safe and reliable service. Because of this, it is important to consider the future path of the Skyway system.
The Skyway is a significant community asset and taxpayer investment that serves as the Downtown transit circulator. The Skyway carries approximately 5,000 passenger trips on an average weekday. The decision about the future of the system deserves careful assessment, evaluation and community input.
Today, the vehicles are beyond their mid-life and past due for rehabilitation. The Skyway technology is out of date, making parts difficult to find, and the proprietary equipment limits vendor market. Over the next 5 to 15 years, JTA will need to make a significant investment to the vehicles, operating system, and structures to ensure safe and reliable service. Because of this, it is important to consider the future path of the Skyway system.
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A map of the Skyway system that illustrates potential expansion to Brooklyn, EverBank Field and San Marco.
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You can also attend the Skyway Advisory Group meetings. If you have additional questions or comments apart from what is addressed in the survey, send an email to skywayfeedback@jtafla.com.
SKYWAY RESEARCH/REPORTS
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The Skyway is a significant community asset and taxpayer investment that serves as the Downtown transit circulator. The Skyway carries approximately 5,000 passenger trips on an average weekday. The decision about the future of the system deserves careful assessment, evaluation and community input.
Today, the vehicles are beyond their mid-life and past due for rehabilitation. The Skyway technology is out of date, making parts difficult to find, and the proprietary equipment limits vendor market. Over the next 5 to 15 years, JTA will need to make a significant investment to the vehicles, operating system, and structures to ensure safe and reliable service. Because of this, it is important to consider the future path of the Skyway system.
The Skyway is a significant community asset and taxpayer investment that serves as the Downtown transit circulator. The Skyway carries approximately 5,000 passenger trips on an average weekday. The decision about the future of the system deserves careful assessment, evaluation and community input.
Today, the vehicles are beyond their mid-life and past due for rehabilitation. The Skyway technology is out of date, making parts difficult to find, and the proprietary equipment limits vendor market. Over the next 5 to 15 years, JTA will need to make a significant investment to the vehicles, operating system, and structures to ensure safe and reliable service. Because of this, it is important to consider the future path of the Skyway system.
Click Here to Take Survey
A map of the Skyway system that illustrates potential expansion to Brooklyn, EverBank Field and San Marco.
Click Here to Take Survey
You can also attend the Skyway Advisory Group meetings. If you have additional questions or comments apart from what is addressed in the survey, send an email to skywayfeedback@jtafla.com.
SKYWAY RESEARCH/REPORTS