What is the purpose of frontage roads?
The construction of the frontage roads will take place with the construction of the First Coast Outer Beltway project. The frontage roads begin between SR 21 and Old Jennings road and end at OakLeaf Plantation Parkway. The frontage roads are one-way pairs located on the west side (southbound frontage road) and east side (northbound frontage road) of the First Coast Outer Beltway mainline. The mainline of the First Coast Outer Beltway will be a limited access facility. Limited access means that the only access to and from the mainlines are by ramps at interchanges. Therefore, the frontage roads (which will not be limited access) provide access to those existing properties whose access would be affected by the construction of the First Coast Outer Beltway (and the limited access). A map showing the frontage roads (marked by purple lines), and the rest of the maps for the First Coast Outer Beltway project, can be found at the project website, www.fdotfirstcoastouterbeltway.com, under the
