Safety Survey, Smart North Florida Data Exchange + Trail Plan

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Safety Survey Extended to July 14

The North Florida TPO is updating our Regional Strategic Safety Plan and we need your input. What are your traffic safety concerns and where are the hotspots? How should resources be allocated among engineering, education and enforcement? How do we make traveling safer for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists?

Answer these questions and more in our Traffic Safety Survey. After completing the survey and providing your contact information, you will be entered to win one of three $100 visa gift cards. This offer is available to residents of Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties. The deadline for completing the survey is Sunday, July 14, 2019.

Data Exchange Beta Site is Live!

The silos are coming down and data is flowing into the Smart North Florida Integrated Data Exchange . The Data Exchange beta site launched at the North Florida TPO Board Meeting with 35 transportation data sets. You can enter the exchange at the top of the Smart North Florida site or go directly to smartnorthfloridadata.com.

The North Florida TPO is the first data exchange “customer,” using the data for its congestion management plan. Instead of pulling historical data from many sources, the exchange collects data which will feed into a dashboard showing historical, real-time and predictive data.

Types of data currently available include transportation, economy, public safety, transit, infrastructure, aviation, ports, environment and mobility. Additional data sets are being added over time.

W e encourage you to explore the data exchange and let us know what you think.

Review the Draft Regional Multi-Use Trail Master Plan Trail

The Draft Regional Multi-Use Master Plan is now available for review and comment.

The Plan includes documentation of 540 miles of proposed trails across Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties. This information will be used as a tool towards applying for competitive funding and grant opportunities.

Please send comments to Elizabeth DeJesus.