Jacksonville Transportation Authority officials, under prodding from City Council members, have conceded there may come a point when the Skyway will have to be torn down if ridership doesn't increase.

The Skyway threatens to overshadow a City Hall proposal to inject almost $1 billion in new spending into road and transit projects across the city ...

It will be a busy year ahead for the future of the Jacksonville Skyway. The specially created Jacksonville Transportation Authority Skyway Subcommittee has come forward with its final ...

The Skyway will be closed from Monday, Feb. 24 to Friday, March 7, according to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority.

The gas tax increase from 6 cents to 12 cents would pay for transportation projects, like getting the Jacksonville Skyway into more neighborhoods. RELATED: A proposed gas tax increase set to ...

At the Business Journal's Downtown Development breakfast, JTA Nat Ford called the People Mover "the pink elephant in the room." The Jacksonville Skyway, also known as the People Mover, could ...

LeAnna Cumber, a self-described transportation wonk, has been one of the most outspoken critics on the Jacksonville City Council of the proposal to double the local option gas tax.

The Jacksonville Skyway was part of three demonstration projects to see if "people-mover" systems could stimulate business expansion in downtown centers.

The City of Jacksonville plans to expand the Skyway into 5 new neighborhoods using nearly $379 million in gas tax revenues.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority recommends the change, though it is uncertain of the cost or the time frame to move forward on the high-tech vehicles.

The best way to get around Jacksonville is by car. The greater Jacksonville area encompasses 840 square miles, and one of the closest beaches, Jacksonville Beach, is about 17 miles away from the ...

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority has been operating the Skyway system at no cost for the riders for the last three months. That will end on May 1, 2012.