COMTO Jacksonville was founded in April 2000.
The Jacksonville chapter is the 23rd chapter inducted into the COMTO family.
COMTO Jacksonville has more than 90 members.
We represent various transportation agencies such as Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA), Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA), Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT), Greyhound Bus Lines, Parsons Brinckerhoff and more.
In our eighth year of service, we will continue our vision of
educating and providing the community with programs and information relating to transportation initiatives.
Communicating the changing face of transportation is a COMTO Jacksonville objective.
Fast Facts:
Jacksonville International Airport (JIA) is 15 minutes from downtown by car. It is served by 15 major and regional airlines that offer 250 daily flights to and from most major cities in the country and is an international gateway.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) provides the city with express and regular bus service, downtown monorail, trolleys, Connexion for the disabled and elderly, ChoiceRide and shuttle service at various special events. Not only is JTA responsible for the mass transit of Jacksonville, it designs and constructs bridges, highways, and multiple intersections to better the mobilization of Jacksonville citizens.
Four modern seaport facilities, including America's newest cruise port, make Jacksonville a full-service international seaport. JAXPORT handles more than 7.1 million tons of cargo, including over 615,000 vehicles.
There are three major Interstate Highways running through Jacksonville- I-95, I-295 and I-10. Additionally, I-75 is approximately 60 miles west of downtown Jacksonville.
