The Jacksonville Transportation Authority has postponed the second round of community meetings for the Skyway Rehabilitation and Downtown Service Expansion study.

They were previously scheduled for next week but JTA has shifted them to the fall.

The agency says it’s still evaluating feedback from an initial round of public meetings. They include:

Repurpose as multi-use trail and street-level autonomous vehicles
New automated people mover trains
Convert existing track to autonomous vehicles
Retrofit existing trains
No build
Remove structure and street-level autonomous vehicles

Based on public feedback, JTA says it will expand its review to include more traditional transit alternatives as part of the ongoing planning process.

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