service: five once-daily early morning routes are offered which originate from an outlying area and go directly to their destination with no intermediate stops, then return in late afternoon. First Coast Flyer: a bus rapid transit (BRT) system; all four planned routes are now in operation. Trolley-replica buses: local transportation available weekdays from mid-morning to early afternoon; Bay Street and Beaver Street (downtown) routes are free; Riverside and the Beach trolley have a minimal charge but also run on weekends. JTA Connexion: paratransit for the disabled and elderly, provided by private vendors with specially equipped vehicles and drivers. Stadium shuttle: game day bus transportation from suburban, downtown and Park-n-Ride locations to the stadium and back. Jacksonville Skyway: Automated people mover system which travels 2.5 miles from the King Street parking garage across the St. Johns River and through the central business district, ending at LaVilla or the Florida State College at Jacksonville downtown campus. Park-n-Ride: Parking facility available in combination with express bus service or JTA Skyway. Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center (JRTC): JTA opened a new intermodal transit center in May, 2020, bringing together Jacksonville Skyway, JTA bus, First Coast Flyer, intercity bus, and rail service in one facility. JRTC replaced the aging and overcrowded Rosa Parks Transit Station. JRTC is situated across the street from the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center. Future transit First Coast Commuter Rail: JTA is undertaking evaluations for a future commuter rail system. Ultimate Urban Circulator (U2C): JTA is undertaking a project to modernize and replace the Jacksonville Skyway by converting and expanding the automated people mover into an autonomous vehicle (AV) network. Hurricanes The JTA has the responsibility to identify, plan and prepare Jacksonville's hurricane evacuation routes. The JTA and the city of Jacksonville established a Hurricane Preparedness Plan that will provide emergency evacuation/patient transport and move civilians and/or emergency service personnel with mass transit. Routes On December 1, 2014, JTA underwent a complete system redesign called Route Optimization. This was to provide more frequent, more direct, and more reliable service. The current routes as follows. Local Bus Routes 1 North Main 2 Lem Turner 3 Moncrief 4 Kings 8 Beach / Town Center 10 Atlantic 11 A. Philip Randolph 12 Myrtle / Lem Turner 13 Commonwealth / Lane 14 Edison / Normandy 16 Riverside / Wilson 17 St. Augustine 18 Atlantic / Monument 19 Arlington 21 Boulevard/ Gateway 22 Avenue B 23