Holiday travel is one of the busiest times on Florida’s roads, and agencies like the Florida Department of Transportation work around the clock to ensure a smooth and safe trip for drivers.
A deadly crash was blocking the right northbound lane of Interstate 295, just before Commonwealth Avenue, on Wednesday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
A 65-year-old motorcyclist died Sunday evening after crashing into a park ranger pickup truck and an SUV on the Dames Point Bridge, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
A crash with injuries was blocking two left lanes of Interstate 95 northbound, just north of the International Golf Parkway, on Friday morning
An RV fire was blocking two right lanes on Interstate 95 southbound at J. Turner Butler Boulevard early Wednesday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
As millions of travelers take to the skies this Christmas holiday, safety teams at Jacksonville International Airport are focused on a threat most passengers never see: wildlife on and near the runway.
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The post-holiday rush to get home from holiday destinations was in full swing at the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Monday morning.
Data from a technology company revealed that vehicle crash risk increased by 65% on the Sunday following Thanksgiving, making today one of the most dangerous days for road travel this year.
Nearly 82 million Americans are making their way home following Thanksgiving celebrations, with Sunday marking the busiest return travel day of the holiday period, according to AAA.
Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, many people are traveling back home, which usually means more cars on the road and busier airports, including Jacksonville International Airport. When News4JAX arrived at the airport, it was business as usual inside, with more flights arriving than departing on Friday night after Thanksgiving.
The holiday travel rush is here, with thousands of people expected to fly out of Jacksonville International Airport on Wednesday.
