A new state and federal effort to ban pavement art on public roads may mean changes for some Jacksonville crosswalks.

And the memo calls for the removal of bicycle symbols, crosswalk markings, or other pavement Surface art that is associated with social, political, or ideological messages or images.

According to a new FDOT memo, the crosswalks can lead to "distractions or misunderstandings, jeopardizing both driver and ...

A new state and federal effort to ban pavement art on public roads may mean changes for some Jacksonville crosswalks.

After prohibiting the lighting of the Acosta bridge in rainbow colors for LGBTQ+ pride, FDOT could go after rainbow ...

The department uses various pavement marking materials such as thermoplastics and water-based paints, as well as pre-formed arrows, words and symbols, department spokesperson Tanya Avila said.

New symbols for bike lanes and shared lanes have been added along Churchville Avenue and on Shutterlee Mill Road.

The memo applies to crosswalks, bicycle symbols and other pavement surface art that "is associated with social, political, or ideological messages or images and does not serve the purpose of ...

A new directive by the Trump administration in accordance with a new memo by the Florida Dept. of Transportation has ordered that rainbow crosswalks be removed.