About Jacksonville

Traffic on the main highways and interstates in Jacksonville, Florida can be a challenge for drivers, especially during rush hours and holidays. To mitigate this issue, the city has implemented several measures, including the use of traffic cameras.

Traffic cameras are strategically placed along the major highways and interstates in the city, providing real-time information about the flow of vehicles and traffic congestion. This information is transmitted to the city's traffic management center, which can then adjust traffic signals, redirect vehicles, and provide drivers with up-to-date information about road conditions and alternative routes.

I-95 and I-10 are two of the busiest highways in the city, with high volumes of local and long-distance travelers. During peak hours, traffic can become congested, but the use of traffic cameras helps to keep the flow of vehicles moving and reduce delays. I-295 is also a heavily traveled route, serving as a bypass for drivers looking to avoid the central business district.