City of Jacksonville

Bicycle and pedestrian planning are administered by the Transportation Planning Division of the Planning and Development Department. Projects, programs, and planning efforts are prioritized to support the expansion of safe, comfortable, and connected bicycle and pedestrian networks, designed to serve users of all ages and abilities. Biking and walking are widely regarded as cost-effective ways to address air quality and mobility issues, while concurrently improving health and quality of life.

*The City of Jacksonville and the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (NFTPO) have partnered on a study to determine the most feasible trail alignment for the southern segment of the Core-2-Coast Trail, a paved, shared-use path trail that will connect the east endpoint of the Fuller Warren Bridge "sUP" Trail to the beach communities along the Atlantic Coast! As part of that effort, we are conducting a public survey to solicit feedback from residents regarding urban trails. Please take 5-minutes to share your thoughts by clicking the survey link below. Thank you!

Urban Trails Survey - Core-2-Coast Trail Alignment Study
 

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