Quincy
Quincy, FL · Traffic & Transit
Tallahassee Democrat
New 'Tally Express Shuttle' offers trips from Tallahassee
Residents looking for a short getaway or a ride to nearby beaches or airports can hop on the Tally Express Shuttle , a new service that launches May 1. Owner Corey Mitchell said his nine-seater van will operate during the weekdays for shorter trips to cities like Quincy and Thomasville, Georgia, and longer drives to cities like Jacksonville, Orlando and Atlanta on the weekends. Booking requires a minimum of 24-hour notice. The cost, for example, would be $45 for a one-way trip to Jacksonville and $75 roundtrip. A trip to Atlanta would be $65 one way and $90 roundtrip. Mitchell, who moved to Tallahassee in June 2025, said he immediately noticed a lack of local transportation options and there was "an opportunity for travel outside of the city of Tallahassee." "As great as the city of Tallahassee is, we have even more great things surrounding us," said Mitchell, adding his service may be a viable option for those looking to fly out of nearby airports. Mitchell said high air fares at Tallahassee's airport – a common gripe among locals – was the push to launch this service so residents can get to nearby airports, along with beaches within driving distance.
thefamuanonline.com
New traffic signal at Thomasville, Velda Dairy aims to improve safety amid growth
A new traffic signal at the intersection of Thomasville Road and Velda Dairy Road was activated on Tuesday, Feb. 24, marking a major change for drivers in northeast Tallahassee as development continues to expand in the area. The project, backed by the Florida Department of Transportation, is intended to improve...
Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee Buc-ee's site moves ahead with little opposition
Plans for a proposed Buc-ee's regional travel center are moving forward within the permit review process. A cross section of staffers on the Application Review Committee offered feedback on what's needed to ensure the site plan will meet code requirements during a routine meeting on April 22 that was led by the Leon County's Development Support and Environmental Management. Last year, the Tallahassee Democrat first broke the news that the Texas-based chain was eyeing approximately 30 acres at the southeast corner of the Park Place Planned Unit Development (PUD) and west of Capital Circle Northwest, immediately north of Interstate 10. Buc-ee's wants to build a 74,000 square-foot travel center with 120 fueling stations and wrap-around parking that will accommodate traditional vehicles, buses and recreational vehicles and electric vehicles. Plans call for 807 standard parking spaces, along with 24 electric vehicle parking spaces and about a dozens spaces for buses and RVs. "Parking will be located on all sides of the building with fueling positions located at the rear (west) of the building," according to documents submitted by Buc-ee's. "There will also be 2 stormwater management facilities, water, sewer, and force main. The applicant is also proposing a new lift station
MyFloridaNews.com
Tallahassee unveils advanced traffic management system
TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Commuters in Tallahassee can now access real-time traffic updates and more through the new Tallahassee Driver Information System. The Tallahassee Driver Information System is a feature of the state-of-the-art Tallahassee Advanced Traffic Management System (TATMS), offering real-time information about congested streets, traffic accidents, and road closures affecting Tallahassee traffic. The system also includes a technical map of traffic lights and intersection traffic, complete with statistics, according to a press release from the City of Tallahassee. In addition to traffic updates, the system provides traffic count data collected by the City of Tallahassee. Users can also access services such as paying parking tickets, reporting traffic crashes, and checking if their vehicle has been towed. The Florida Department of Transportation's 511 Travel Information Service, known as My Florida 511, is a free service offering travel information along personalized profiles chosen by users. This service is part of the comprehensive offerings of the Tallahassee Regional Transportation Management Center.
MyFloridaNews.com
StarMetro commits to nondiscrimination in public transportation
TALLAHASSEE, Florida - StarMetro has reaffirmed its commitment to nondiscrimination in public transportation, emphasizing its adherence to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Title VI prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or national origin in programs receiving federal financial assistance. StarMetro, a provider of public transportation in Tallahassee, aims to ensure nondiscriminatory transportation solutions to enhance the social and economic quality of life for all citizens, according to a press release from the City of Tallahassee's Office of Diversity and Inclusion. The Environmental Justice component of Title VI mandates fair treatment for all people and requires StarMetro to identify and address any disproportionately high and adverse effects of its programs on minority and low-income populations. The regulations aim to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse human health and environmental effects on these populations, ensure their full participation in transportation decision-making, and prevent the denial or delay of benefits. Kathleen Wright, ADA/Title VI Coordinator for the City of Tallahassee, is the contact for any grievances related to Title VI. Complaints must be filed in writing within 30 days of the alleged discrimination. The complaint should include details such as the complainant's contact information and a description of the incident,
MyFloridaNews.com
Tallahassee expands parking options with new app and facilities
TALLAHASSEE, Florida - The City of Tallahassee has announced enhancements to its public parking services, including new payment methods and updated rates. The city manages several parking garages and surface lots, offering options for both hourly and permit parking, according to a press release from the City of Tallahassee. The Kleman Plaza Parking Garage, located at 306 S. Duval Street, provides hourly parking with rates starting at $2 for the first hour and a daily maximum of $7. Monthly permits are available for $105 plus tax. Payments can be made via automated kiosks, drive-through exit gates, text-to-pay, the ParkMobile app, or cashiers. The Calhoun Eastside Parking Garage, at 215 S. Calhoun Street, offers similar rates and payment options, with monthly permits priced at $120 plus tax. Surface lots, such as those on Duval Street near Gaines Street and Bronough Street and Gaines Street, provide monthly permit parking for $30 and $20, respectively. Parking meters in Tallahassee require payment from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, with rates starting at $0.25 for 15 minutes. The ParkMobile app is available for convenient payment, though it includes a transaction fee. Unauthorized vehicles in surface lots will be towed at the city's
MyFloridaNews.com
Tallahassee unveils ambitious infrastructure projects to boost connectivity and safety
TALLAHASSEE, Florida - The City of Tallahassee has announced a series of infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing public transportation, safety, and utility services across the city. The Southside Transit Center (SSTC) is set to be constructed at the northwest corner of Orange Avenue and South Meridian Street, a strategic initiative to ensure accessible and efficient public transportation, according to a press release from the City of Tallahassee. This project is part of the larger Orange/Meridian Placemaking Project, which includes stormwater improvements and related infrastructure needs. In the Market District, upgrades to the stormwater system are planned to improve water quality flowing to Lake Jackson and enhance the area's Sense of Place efforts. The City is seeking community input to help shape this project. The Pinewood Drive Sidewalk Project aims to improve safety and mobility by developing design plans for sidewalks along the north side of Pinewood Drive from Delta Boulevard to N. Meridian Road. The Fairlane Road Pedestrian and Street Safety (PASS) Project is another initiative to enhance the transportation network and improve quality of life in the area. Construction has begun on the Tram Road Multiuse Trail Project to enhance safety and connectivity between Capital Circle Southeast and Four
WCTV
Portion of Old Bainbridge Road in Tallahassee reopens while another closes amid continued construction
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A part of Old Bainbridge Road has been reopened, and another section is closed as construction continues on the roadway. The county says the stretch of Old Bainbridge between High and Stone roads will be closed until late next month. The estimated reopening for the road is late May 2026.