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Fuller Warren Shared Use Path celebrates one year since opening

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The Fuller Warren Shared Use Path opened on this date in 2023.

One-year anniversary The Fuller Warren Shared Use Path opened on this date in 2023. (City of Jacksonville)

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — It’s been one year since the Fuller Warren Shared Use Path (SUP), connecting Riverside and San Marco, opened.

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The pedestrian bridge provides a third access for walkers and bicyclists over the St. Johns River, joining the Main Street Bridge and Acosta Bridge.

The SUP is the longest of the three, at 4,654 feet and 12 feet wide. It includes two, 6-foot lanes for east/west traffic.

It has two observation areas featuring panoramic views of the St. Johns River. The project is part of a $126 million operational improvement at I-95 and I-10.

The SUP opened to the public on April 6, 2023.

Fuller Warren Shared Use Path celebrates one year since opening.

One-year anniversary Fuller Warren Shared Use Path celebrates one year since opening. (City of Jacksonville)

Fuller Warren Shared Use Path celebrates one year since opening.

One-year anniversary Fuller Warren Shared Use Path celebrates one year since opening. (City of Jacksonville)

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