Construction of HOLON’s autonomous vehicle manufacturing plant in Jacksonville’s Northside is expected to generate nearly $300 million for the local economy by 2028 according to a study by the University of North Florida.
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King sheets, commoner prices: 69% off bamboo-blend sheet set– Construction of HOLON’s autonomous vehicle manufacturing plant in Jacksonville’s Northside is expected to generate nearly $300 million for the local economy by 2028 according to a study by the University of North Florida. The planned 500,000-square-foot facility will be Florida’s first automotive vehicle manufacturing plant and will create more than 800 jobs. Officials said there will be an estimated 736 direct and indirect jobs and at least 150 people will work at the facility. The sectors expected to benefit from the facility include manufacturing, real estate, healthcare and professional services. “HOLON’s decision to build this facility here has the potential to be a game-changer for Jacksonville, solidifying our leadership in the autonomous vehicle space and driving growth across multiple sectors,” JAXUSA Partnership President Aundra Wallace said. “This is the type of investment that will have a broad impact across our economy and we look forward to HOLON being a significant part of our business community.”One year later, Jacksonville Transportation Authority will launch phase one of the Ultimate Urban Circulator this summer. The urban circulator program will introduce autonomous vehicles into the JTA transportation system and plans to replace the Skyway and repurpose existing infrastructure into a roadway for autonomous vehicles.“At the JTA, we recognized the positive impact of autonomous vehicle technology not only in enhancing mobility, but in creating new economic opportunities for our city and our region,” Nat Ford, CEO of the JTA said. “This research supports this vision and offers a promising look into the future of our city as a destination for innovation in transportation.”Spring is in the air, and it's time to get ready for nicer weather with some exclusive Insider Deals.King sheets, commoner prices: 69% off bamboo-blend sheet set
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