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According to the 2000 US Census, 82% of households in the Jacksonville Metropolitan Statistical Area have at least one vehicle, 80% of workers age 16 and over drive to work alone and 39% of workers have an average commute time of 30 minutes or more. Nearly 38% of St. Johns County commuters, 45% of Nassau County commuters and 57% of Clay County commuters travel over 30 minutes to work.
Traffic Counts
In addition to staying up to date on travel trends, the North Florida TPO compiles traffic counts from individual counties and the Florida Department of Transportation. Please download the documents to the right for traffic counts showing average Monday through Friday 24-hour volumes, known as "average annual daily traffic counts" (AADT).
Disclaimer: The North Florida TPO makes every effort to provide the traffic counts as accurate information. Since the numbers are re-keyed for our web site, please verify with the respective county that they are correct since you may base certain assumptions or outcomes on these numbers.
Traffic Count FAQ's
Please read before you call to obtain more information on traffic counts.
1. Do you have a traffic count map location? The North Florida TPO does not have a traffic count location map for local road traffic counts. FDOT posts a state road traffic count location map on their webpage.
2. I can't find a location. The database is in alphanumerical order. Each county has two (2) lists: local roads and state roads. If you can't find the information on any of the lists there may be no traffic count for that location. You can call the county or FDOT at the phone numbers provided below to verify.
3. Do you have an hour-by-hour report for this location? The North Florida TPO receives only total traffic counts from the counties and FDOT. For additional information regarding hour-by-hour reports contact the county or FDOT at the phone numbers below.
4. When are traffic counts made available? The North Florida TPO receives the traffic count information from Duval, Clay, St Johns and Nassau Counties and FDOT. FDOT traffic counts (state road traffic counts) are usually available by spring or early summer of the following year. For example, 2007 state traffic counts should be available spring or early summer 2008. Local traffic counts are usually available during summer or early fall of the calendar year.
5. Do you have road link status report information? The North Florida TPO does not have road link status information. Please call the individual counties to inquire about this report. You can obtain an updated Duval County road link status report by visiting the City of Jacksonville webpage.
6. Who do I call for additional information? Call the following telephone numbers to obtain additional information:
- St Johns County: 904-209-0171
- Nassau County: 904-491-3613
- Duval County: 904-630-1014
- Clay County: 904-269-6375
- FDOT: 1-800-749-2967
Note: Duval County has no local traffic count data available for 2006.
For additional information call (904) 306-7500.
As our region continues to grow, we are investing in new and expanded roadways, state of the art technology and commuter services to reduce congestion and increase efficiency. To learn more about these projects, technologies and services, please see the links to the right.
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