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Transit Information SPEARING PALMETTO CLEVELAND jtafla.com LEE DAVIS IONA MAIN WILCOX LAURA MYRTLE LIBERTY WALNUT FLORIDA HUBBARD Transit Information SPEARING PALMETTO CLEVELAND 95 BUREN VAN (904) 630-3100 EVERGREEN KINGS RD ST ST ST Place of interest Route(s) Place of interest Route(s) Place of interest Route(s) Place of interest Route(s) BETHEL BAPTIST Springfield Eastside Hospitals & Clinics High Schools Walgreens Winn-Dixie PHELPS PHELPS FSCJ - Downtown ORANGE St. Vincent’s - Riverside 5, 16 Edward H. White 15 Main & Airport Center 1, 305 Dunn & Lem Turner 1, 2, 3, 300 PERAL STATE BROAD JESSIE JESSIE UF Health Robert E. Lee Dunn & Monaco Moncrief & Sibbald KINGS RD 2, 3, 307 5, 15, 34 1, 3, 305 3, 4 LAURA JEFFERSON Rosa MARKET Parks STATE Baptist Jacksonville 8, 25 Paxon 32, 51 Dunn & Lem Turner 1, 2, 3, 300 Restlawn & Edgewood 3, 22, 51 STATE ODESSA ODESSA Wolfson Children’s Stanton College Prep Edgewood & Lem Turner 48th & Main 8, 25 3, 12 2, 51 1, 51 STATE MINNIE IONA PIPPIN PIPPIN St. Vincent’s - Southside 17 Andrew Jackson 1, 12 Gateway Shopping Ctr. 2, 12, 51, 307 Lenox & Post 14, 15, 34, 51 BLANCHE KINGS RD EAVERSON SPEARING CEMETERY VAN BUREN VAN MYRTLE Mayo Clinic 303 Raines 3, 22, 51 Davis & 8th 2, 3 Edgewood & Post 15, 34 ARLINGTON EXPY Rosa Parks UNION UNION UNION A PHILIP RANDOLPH Memorial Hospital 33, 50 Ribault 22 Lenox & Edgewood 14, 15, 34, 51 Lenox & Normandy 15 LEE Transit Station DAVIS WILCOX LOGAN East Side Family Clinic 11 Lone Star 23, 308 Park & King 5, 15 Blanding & Wilson 5, 34 GRANT UNION UNION Brooks Rehab Center 8, 50 Bishop Kenny 7 Memorial & Normandy 15 Timuquana & Ortega 51 ALBERT Winn Orange Park Medical Center 201 Englewood 33, 50 Normandy & Fouraker 15 Kingsley & Ortega 201 Dixie Baptist Medical Center - South 302 Mandarin 200 Wilson & Blanding 5 San Jose & Loretto 7, 200, 304 BEAVER BEAVER BEAVER ARLINGTON EXPY Baptist Med. Ctr. - Beaches 10, 205, 303 Sandalwood 8, 9, 23 Ricker & 103rd 5, 30, 51 Old St. Augustine & Losco 200, 304 BEAVER Community First ASHLEY Credit Union Ridgeview 201 Blanding & Townsend 5 Old Kings & Baymeadows 25, 50 LaVilla Colleges & Universities LAURA Orange Park 201 San Jose & Marbon 7, 200, 304 San Jose & University 25 BROAD LIBERTY FSCJ - Downtown 2, 4, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 205 CHURCH CHURCH CHURCH CHURCH MARKET PALMETTO JEFFERSON WASHINGTON Duncan U. Fletcher Old St. Augustine & Greenland Deerwood Village CLAY FAIRGROUNDS 10, 303 200 17, 23, 50 City Hall MAIN JULIA PERAL OCEAN FSCJ - Kent 5, 34, 51, 201 HOGAN Museum NEWMAN Terry Parker 23, 308 San Jose & Venture 7, 200 University & Terry 33, 50 DUVAL DUVAL DUVAL DUVAL of Contemporary DUVAL A PHILIP RANDOLPH FSCJ - South 8, 9, 23, 205 Art Hemming HEMMING PARK San Jose & Baymeadows 7, 200 Beach & Hogan 8 FSCJ - Cecil (North & South) 30 Libraries Federal Courthouse Downtown HART BRIDGE EXPY. MONROE MONROE Park MONROE Baseball Sports Chester & University 7, 17, 50 Atlantic & Arlington 18 CLEVELAND Grounds FSCJ - Deerwood 17, 23, 50 Webb Wesconnett 5, 30, 51 Duval County JTA Admin. Courthouse Vystar Lost & Found Complex JTA Operations Deerwood Village 17, 23, 50 Ft. Caroline & Univ. Club 19, 50, 308 ADAMS ADAMS Credit Union ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS FSCJ - North 1 Dallas James Graham 3, 12 Beach & Bennett 8, 50 Beach & St. John’s Bluff 8, 9, 23 Webster Univ. West 203 Highlands Branch 1, 3, 305 FORSYTH MYRTLE HOUSTON HOUSTON Atlantic & University 18, 50 Monument & St. John’s Bluff 18 Edward Waters College 4, 12, 22 Jacksonville Public Library 19, 50, 308 LEE DAVIS STUART Arlington & University 19, 50 Atlantic & Girvin 10 JOHNSON Jacksonville University 19, 50 Regency 10, 18, 23 FORSYTH Greyhound Bank of America Beach & St. John’s Bluff 8, 9, 23 Edgewood & Commonwealth 13, 51 Jones College - Arlington 5, 19, 50 Southeast Regional 23 GEORGIA Townsend & Merrill 19. 23, 308 Atlantic & Royal Palms 10, 24, 303 Zoe College 50, 308 Mandarin 7, 25, 200, 304 BAY BAY Ft. Caroline & Univ. Club 19, 50, 308 Argyle Forest & Schindler 301 Florida Tech College 23, 308 Beaches Branch 10, 303 Jeerson Monument & McCormick 18 Convention BAY HART BRIDGE EXPY. Univ. of North Florida 8 Westbrook Library 13, 32 Target Center Central Atlantic & Kernan 10 WATER Webster Univ. South 23 Murray Hill 15, 34 San Jose & Venture 7, 200, 309 Route becomes Atlantic & Hodges 10 METROPOLITAN Remington College 17 South Mandarin 7, 200 Southside & Square Lake 7 WATER Route here The Jacksonville Landing PARK Beach & San Pablo 9 FL. Coastal School of Law 17 Argyle Branch 301 St. John’s Town Center 8 Northbank Riverwalk HOGAN Mayport & Assisi 24, 202 Everest University 7, 50, 200 Pablo Creek Regional Library 9, 205 Regency Square 10, 18, 19, 23, 308 95 Atlantic & 3rd 10, 70 Univ. of Phoenix 17 Brentwood 1, 2, 12, 51, 307 Beach & Hodges 9 Beach & 3rd 9, 10, 205, 303 Keiser University 17 Butler & Marsh Landing 10, 205 ELM Malls & Shopping Centers Old St. Augustine & I-95 302 PARK Webster University 7, 302 Blanding & Wells 5, 203, 301 Orange Park Mall 5, 203, 301 SPRUCE LEGEND Oakleaf Town Center 301 Concorde College 17 Oakleaf Town Center 301 Five Points 5, 16 CHELSEA MAGNOLIA St. Johns State College 201 Publix MAIN ST BRIDGE Ramona Flea & Farmers Market 13 Walmart Routes & Symbols Everest University 203 Dunn & Monaco 1, 2, 3, 305 Gateway Shopping Ctr. 2, 12, 51, 307 Lem Turner & I-295 2 PRICE OAK STONEWALL FREQUENT ROUTES (15 - 20 min.) EXPRESS ROUTES (Peak Service) ACOSTA BRIDGE Gateway Shopping Center 2, 12, 51, 307 Weekdays 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Parks Jacksonville Regional Mall Timuquana & Blanding 1, 2, 3, 300 5, 13, 24, 51 Riverside & Margaret 16 Ringhaver Park 5, 30, 34 Regency Square Mall 9, 10, 18, 19, 23, 202 Kendall & Hutchinson Park 18, 19, 308 EXPRESS SERVICE: CONSULT SCHEDULES FOR STOPS DORA JACKSON Lenox & Normandy 15 CORE FREQ. ROUTE: MIN Panama Park 1, 51 Deerwood Village 17, 23, 50 Philips Hwy. & Reba 7, 33 San Juan & Roosevelt 16, 51 MYRTLE LOCAL ROUTES (30 - 60 min.) SKYWAY SERVICE Lonnie C. Miller Park 3, 4 St. John’s Town Center 8 Beach & Southside 8 Friendship Ricker & 103rd 5, 30, 51 Southbank Riverwalk Riverview Park The Avenues St. John’s Town Center Fountain 2, 3 7, 302 8 DORA Museum of Science FREQ. ROUTE BRANCH: + MIN WEEKDAY FREQUENCY: EVERY TO ¢ MIN Argyle Forest & Blanding 5, 301 & History Reddie Point Reserve 50 River City Marketplace 1, 305 San Jose & Claire 7, 200, 304 FOREST RIVERPLACE WEEKEND FREQUENCY: EVERY ¢ TO MIN San Jose & Venture 7, 200 Arlington Park 19 Jacksonville Landing 5, 14, 15, 31, 200, 201, Atlantic & Kernan 10 San 205 Marco LOCAL ROUTE: £-¢ MIN ROUTE INFORMATION San Jose & Mandarin 7, 200 OAK Riverplace Jacksonville Arboretum 18 Beach & Hodges 9 EDISON MARY WHARFSIDE Avenues Walk 7, 302 Old St. Augustine & Losco 200 Patton Park 9 Normandy & Lane 14, 15 ROUTE DIRECTION ROUTE TERMINUS Highlands Square 1, 3, 305 Deerwood Village 17, 23, 50 Ed Austin Park 18 College Dr. & Blanding 201 ROSSELLE RIVERSIDE ST. JOHNS RIVER San Marco Square 25 University & Chester 7, 17, 50 Hannah Park 24, 202 Avenues Walk 7, 302 TREATY OAK PARK South Beach Regional Plaza 10, 205, 303 Old St. Augustine & Losco 200, 304 FLAGLER Metropolitan Park 18, 31 PRUDENTIAL Entertainment Marsh Landing Shopping Ctr. 10, 205, 303 Touchton & Southside 8, 23 Baseball Grounds PRUDENTIAL Dunn Village Shopping Center 204, 300 Jacksonville Zoo 1, 306 Baptist Medical Atlantic & University 18 Center Jacksonville Huguenot Park 10, 205 Museum of Science & History 7, 8, 17, 25, Skyway RIVERSIDE Kings South Beach Plaza 10, 205 Merrill & Townsend 19, 23, 308 PARK Avenue PARK KIPP Movie Theaters EverBank Field 18, 31 Wolfson ONYX Argyle Village Shopping Center 5, 301 Ft. Caroline & Southside 19, 308 KINGS Children’s FLAGLER Megabus Regal River City Cummer Museum Hospital HENDRICKS 1, 305 Oakleaf Town Center 301 5, 15, 16, 32 PALM RedCoach Monument & McCormick 18 RIVERSIDE PARK Regal Avenues 20 7 Museum of Contemporary Art 19, Skyway Wholesale Outlets Atlantic & Hodges 10 MARCO SAN LOUISA Cinemark Tinseltown 8, 23 Riverside BJ’s - Atlantic Blvd. 10 Beach & Kernan 8, 9 Government 95 AMC 24 9, 10, 18, 19, 23, 202 BJ’s - Philips Hwy. 7, 50 Beach & San Pablo 9 Jacksonville City Hall Skyway UTAH AMC Orange Park 24 5, 203, 301 MAY Cummer Museum DANTE LISBON Costco 8, 23 Oakleaf Town Center 301 Duval County Courthouse 7, 8, 17, 205 POST San MONTANA Regal Beach Blvd 9 95 Sam’s Club - Beach & Forest 8, 9, 23 Federal Courthouse Skyway Marco SHORES K-Mart OLD HICKORY ALAMO Transportation Jacksonville Beach City Hall 9, 10 NIRA Sam’s Club - Youngerman & Blanding 5, 301 Lem Turner & Bassett 2, 3 Jacksonville Int’l Airport 1 Sam’s Club - Main & Busch Atlantic Beach City Hall 10, 24 OAK CHILDREN’S WAY 1, 3, 305 San Jose & Sunbeam 7, 25, 200 REED Amtrak 3, 51 Neptune Beach City Hall 10 RIVERSIDE PHILLIPS Naval Bases LOMAX ALABAMA BEE Greyhound 5, 14, 15, 31, 200, 201, SOUTHAMPTON LARUE NALDO FLAGLER 205, Skyway Mayport Naval Station 202 BARONLE HUNTSFORD BELMONTE HENDRICKS SAN MARCO SAN Megabus/Red Coach 7, 25, Skyway Naval Air Station Jacksonville 203 KINGS How to Use the JTA System Map Fares Skyway Service Paratransit Services Airport Service (Route 1) 1. Identify starting location and the route closest to that location. The JTA has STAR Cards to suit everyone’s travel needs. The fully automated Skyway system is a free monorail service JTA Paratransit Service provides door-to-door transportation for Avoid airport parking hassles and fees by riding Air JTA on 2.
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