Your input matters!: Beaches Shared-Use Paths (Trails) Study
The North Florida TPO is conducting a feasibility study in the cities of Atlantic, Neptune, and Jacksonville Beaches to determine potential routing for a multipurpose pedestrian and bicycle facility known as the East Coast Greenway/Core to Coast/Beaches Trail Loop. This proposed route would connect existing trails and/or trails that are already slated for construction, and they're looking for feedback from the as they plan this new trail.
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Training and Workshops
There is currently no scheduled training.
To view materials from the April 12-15, 2022 FHWA: Designing for Bicyclist Safety - Emphasis Upon Separated Bike Lanes and Intersections Workshop please click the links below:
Module A - Introduction
Module B - Designing for On-Road Bikeways
Module C - Intersection Design Treatments
Module D - Tools
City of Jacksonville Introduction
Lace & Axle: City of Jacksonville Bicycle and Pedestrian Newsletter
The Lace & Axle Newsletter, a digital bulletin issued quarterly, includes information on recent pedestrian and bicycle improvements throughout Jacksonville. Please contact Matt Fall, Bicycle Pedestrian Coordinator, at MFall@coj.net for the most recent newsletter.
Spring issue of Lace and Axle now out! Click HERE to view.
Sign up to receive the Lace & Axle Newsletter via email:
JaxRax Bike Rack Request Form
Are you a business owner who would benefit from bicycle parking? Do you know a business that needs a bicycle rack? The City will furnish and install bike racks, free of charge, to businesses in an effort to become a Bicycle Friendly Community. To read the JaxRax Program Manual, click HERE.
To request a bicycle rack, fill out the below form:
2017 Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan
The Master Plan developed a prioritized network of recommended bicycle facilities for City and State roads located within the I-295 Beltway.
Download a copy of the Master Plan here.
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Meeting
Event by Friends of BPAC
The next BPAC meeting will be held in-person at The City of Jacksonville's Ed Ball Building, in the First Floor Training Room (across from The Brick coffehouse), on Thursday, June 2, 2022, from 5:30-7:00pm. The meeting can also be joined virtually through MS Teams, using the link below:
Click here to join the meeting
BPAC meetings are regularly scheduled monthly via MS Teams, for the first Thursday each month, beginning at 5:30pm (June meeting on Monday is exception).
Two or more members of the CSSSC will be in attendance.
If you would like to attend and have not received an email with the meeting link, you can receive one by emailing Larry Roberts at
lawhar17@comcast.net
NOTICE OF ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS OF THE CONTEXT SENSITIVE STREETS STANDARDS COMMITTEE:
Members of the Context Sensitive Streets Standards Committee will be in attendance at this meeting, and may discuss topics relating to the Context Sensitive Streets Standards Committee.
Local Biking Information and Groups
- Parks Trail Guides and Maps
- Find local trails to bike and hike
- JTA Bikes on Buses
- How to load a bicycle on a bus and more
- North Florida Bike Club
- Find local rides, popular routes, and community events
- BPAC
- Bicycle Pedestrian Action Committee (BPAC) which advocates for bicyclist and pedestrians in Jacksonville
- Bike Duval
- Community organization committed to social rides and events
- SPAR
- Springfield Preservation and Revitalization (SPAR) hosts "Explore the Core" social bike rides and more
Gov't Resources
Questions/Comments?
Matt Fall
Bicycle-Pedestrian Coordinator
Can be reached at (904) 255-7835
MFall@coj.net
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