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Ocala leaders are working to make traveling downtown a little easier on the weekends.
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Scheduled changes are expected to take effect on Aug. 18, 2025.
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To see what it's like to travel to and from east Gainesville, two WUFT reporters had a race. WUFT’s Aileyahu Shanes took the bus and WUFT's Sofia Dinka drove her car.
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The county is adding a traffic light and turning lane improvements to the Parker Road and Southwest 24th Avenue intersection in fall 2025.
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Under the proposed legislation, Florida would join the Southern Rail Commission, a group of representatives from southern states who lobby for passenger and cargo rail.
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The Ocala-Marion Transportation Planning Commission wants residents to share their vision for the next 25 years of transportation in Ocala and Marion.
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The City of Gainesville and Regional Transit System (RTS) are introducing new measures to prevent rider fraud in the fare-free program. Starting March 1, eligible riders—those 65 and older or 18 and younger—will need to present an ID card to board the bus.
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When U.S. Alternate 301 in Starke was built in 2019, business owners thought it would drive away all their customers. Instead, it caused a different problem.
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The City of Gainesville renewed the bus contract with RTS and the University of Florida, extending the prepaid bus fare program for an additional two and a half years.
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The City of Gainesville is planning to build 47 electric vehicle charging stations throughout the city.
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But with the 2024 season now complete, the future of some of those traditions remains in question. At the center, lies the biggest uncertainty: what will be the future of on-campus tailgating on grass areas throughout the center of campus?
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In early January, the city of Gainesville Regional Transit System will discontinue Route 25, one of two buses that goes to the local homeless shelter, Grace Marketplace.