This has to be the most unorganized ghetto business owner Kathy is a liar and doesn't have her…read moreemployees back , meaning she Dosen't back them up.also she steals your hour if you have overtime hours she try's to pay you straight pay and takes breaks out like crazy when there's hardly every time for breaks because they are constantly adding rides.like of communication skills those people are awful ,I'm about to report them for also paying under the table with no taxes being deducted from wages earned..!!!!!!

Gainesville Has Made A Real Leap In Big-City Panache…read more It is one man's opinion that academic credentials aside, Gainesville was a mecca for good ol' boys and that sort of regional culture. And as much as the city and university has to offer, here we are, only two hours away from Orlando and Tampa, but yet they seem to be removed from the collective Gainesville consciousness. I think that is in part, like the old adage, "you can't get there from here." That has changed with the Florida Jitney. While their service is exceptional, it is also what the Florida Jitney represents. They provide for the 200,000 people in this region, a stylish, modern, top of the line, commuter shuttle that finally for the first time in all of my years here, truly offers a viable transportation option to the dreaded automobile. While it is true that I love many things European, I am not a Europhile, nor a critic of all things American. But I do appreciate the European approach to urban planning and the overwhelming support and approval of public transit. This is what the Florida Jitney reminds me of. Almost with the snap of a finger I can board the Jitney and head into Orlando for a night around Thornton Park or the Mall at Millenia. This says nothing of how convenient and reasonably priced it is to take the Florida Jitney to the Orlando Airport which I'll do when I return to Philly and then on to Paris for the summer. I am actually writing this on board its "Central Florida Express." Through the tinted windows the sun is setting, the domed lights have come on and I am using my laptop with the Jitney's satellite internet. I stress the satellite part of it, because people who use the cellular connectivity to their Blackberries will be amazed with how fast the Jitney internet is! I connected about an hour ago and haven't been thrown off once. And the truth of it is, other such wifi services are often slow and clunky. So , what else can I tell you that makes this trip so unique. I think the satellite televisions are pretty cool. When I see other people watching the small screen in their SUV's you know it must be a DVD. But on the Jitney, it is live satellite programming. People flying out wanted to see the Weather Channel. Most people either search or watch CNN or MSNBC. There is no shortage of options; the Travel Assistant informed me there are over 70 channels. The Florida Jitney has an on-board Travel Assistant. She is there to get you to your seat, help with your bags (I usually just have a carry on) but best of all, after you are settled in, she will return to take your drink and food order. When she first approached me I asked her to repeat herself as it took me by surprise. They don't serve alcoholic beverages though I understand that is in the works. For now, there's a whole list of sodas, waters, juices and other drinks like Vitamin Water and Gatorade. Then she returns with whatever snack of choice someone selects. Yesterday morning, I took the cheese danish (and it was pretty good! not the vending machine kind!) and today I went with the big cookies, white chocolate macadamia nut and oatmeal-raisin. We just made the Wildwood stop and a couple got off to go to Inverness. It appeared they were actually sleeping and the Assistant gently, respectfully nudged them awake. No worries about missing your stop. And so it goes with the Florida Jitney. An almost luxurious way to travel. And from my perspective, uncommonly affordable. My ticket came out to 45 or 47 dollars. It would literally cost me more to drive this route (gas, tolls, parking, wear and tear) let alone the hassle, fighting off the sleepies, and wasting these hours I could be enjoying myself. For this review, I asked the Travel Assistant and was told of their impressive expansion plans. Apparently in time, the Florida Jitney will operate from one end of the state to the other! Great news for residents and visitors alike. What would be the biggest drawback about the Florida Jitney? If like some airlines in the past, they grow too fast, service suffers and the entire business fails as a result. This company could very well change the way we travel in FLA. Don't blow it. See my next review on Central Florida Spas.

Very good transportation in a large van. Handicap accessible, travels all around the island making…read more6 stops. The beach is included and other local attractions. Wonderful driver Danny who is a local resident. The cost is $1.00 per trip. 10:00 AM till 4:00 PM Check schedule may not run on some weekdays. Available on weekends great for the beach transportation.

The Beaches Trolley starts up in the spring, and fares will be $1 and there will be a longer wait…read morebetween trolleys than in past summers because private sponsorships aren't available, so the city had to downsize from 4 trolleys to (3) three. Shame on those private sponsors. ( I know, the recession) Last years fare's were only 50 cents! The beaches shuttle system is scheduled to run May 3 through Sept. 6 on Friday nights 7pm to 2am, Saturdays noon to 2am and Sundays are noon to 6pm. The trolleys will operate longer hours on Sunday, July Fourth, running from noon to 2 a.m., and Monday, Sept. 6, for Labor Day, running from noon to 6 p.m. The trolleys will continue to go back and forth from South Beach Regional Shopping Center in South Jacksonville Beach to Atlantic Village Shopping Center in Atlantic Beach. But only on 3rd Street. They will avoid First Street, which is narrow and peppered with pedestrians, which slows the operation. The return time at any given trolley stop is about 20 minutes and I don't think that's too bad of wait or price given the dangerousness of drinking and driving and what that could cost you! Besides, I don't want to be out there on the road with my kids and your drunk butt is driving!! See ya at the trolley stop!

Almost always empty. The JTA app now has $10 for 3x24 hours; the one day pass ends at 2am.. Search…read moreGoogle News for Trolley schedule, as the official JTA website has not been updated for several 2017 covered service weekends... It still has outdated 2016 info now in April 2017. EDIT: May 2017 - they announced that it is not going to run in 2017. The ridership was so low in 2016 I'm not surprised.

Wow this is great! Where have I been? I just realized the other day that the Riverside trolley's…read moreroute and hours are both extended! It now runs from 4:30am till 7pm AND the route now extends all the way to FSCJ Kent Campus. That's awesome! No more racing to leave for an early (earlier than I normally eat) lunch. I took the trolley yesterday. The longest I had to wait between trolleys was 10 minutes. It is more expensive with the longer route and longer hours. $1 per each ride and they are cash only and don't take change. So, if you have any stops in between, make sure you have enough singles for each time you get back on.

This is just fun to ride, ignoring the practicality of it!! They are clean, the drivers friendly,…read moreand runs pretty much on time.

I've started using JTA to get to work downtown on the weekends. I recommend using the JTA app for…read morethe moat up to date information. Its cheaper to pay cash but you can buy fare tickets on the JTA app also. Always allow extra time! JTA is pretty good about being on time but life happens. I wish the Skyway extended further to Brooklyn and ran on the weekends. There typically is a few route options to get you to your destination. Inside the JTA HQ is a Conitti's coffee shop. A great place with seats and wifi if you have a layover in your commute. Bring a jacket for the bus it's typically pretty cold

MAYBE 10% drivers have manners and care for the service.. many drivers in the flyer orange bus are…read moreso ghetto and rude ! so many inregularities! fr not putting down ramp when is need it, stopping anywhere to buy potatoe chips , leaving women lone in the bus w extrangers .. when is cold they are so ignorant they put the heater over 84 instead of 70-73 Standard ! wne is hot then they put air on 66! everybody is freezing in tje back while they are comfortable in the front with the window open getting warm air ..

So I take a 17 hour Greyhound from Charlotte to Jacksonville Florida to help my daughter move to ft…read moreRiley Kansas with her new husband and other branch of the military not Navy. We get down there the trip to leave instead of 7 am we dont leave till nearly 2 pm and we are crossing I-10 me and her husband in one vehicle and her following with the dogs in his pickup truck. When all of a sudden we get a call from her and we look up she is no longer behind us, she had a blow out. For them is a was a huge negative thing me it was something that was going to happen but it worked out wonderfully. She had the blow out and no one would let her over so she pulled into one of those emergency vehicle crossovers, 6-8mins later the gentleman in the picture pulls up, and we were on solid ground and he helped change the tire, she was and the dogs were safe and the next exit had the new husbands size of tire for around $80 on a pickup with those big tires. The trip went well. This guy worked his tail off to change the tire. Thanks Road Ranger you should wear a mask like a super hero