Jerry Hume is a Traffic Anchor and Reporter for Spectrum News 13 in Orlando, Florida. With a focus on local news and traffic updates, Jerry covers stories related to transportation, road conditions, and infrastructure developments in the Central Florida area. He is also known for his interests in space, Disney, and Regis Philbin.
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Jerry Hume's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements, transportation and logistics, education, and crime in the Orlando area. He covers topics such as traffic, road construction, road safety, public meetings, and infrastructure development.
Given Jerry's focus on local issues in Florida and Orlando specifically related to transportation and infrastructure development, he would likely be interested in hearing from local officials, experts involved in urban planning or civil engineering with insights into these specific areas for interviews or commentary. Additionally, community members directly impacted by the issues covered may also provide valuable perspectives for his coverage.
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Dale Ferson and his wife have the only house on 106th Place Road, next to the Ace Hardware, off U.S. 441 in Belleview.
By: Jerry Hume
Seminole County leaders says ridership is not keeping up with costs for LYNX.
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Seminole County is considering changes to its LYNX service to cut down on costs. What You Need To Know
Sarah Stone says Kissimmee Park Road was closed about a year ago as Osceola County realigned Clay Whaley Road to be the connection point to Florida’s Turnpike.
That would be the biggest change to these streets since they were converted to one-way streets in the 1970s. The plans include one lane in each direction, with a median.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Big changes are being planned for downtown Orlando that could make Orange, Magnolia and Rosalind avenues two-way streets for the first time in decades.
Tracey Bordas said the county switched her address on Sharpy Road to Aleksey View Drive. However, when you drive on Aleksey View Drive, it dead ends before Bordas’ property begins.
The Florida Department of Transportation will stop footing the bill after Dec. 31, and then it will be up to the local government partners to pay up.
By: Jerry Hume
From his home, Addi Vignis says he sees and hears drivers speed along Riverside Drive everyday.
But one person who lives there says the project is missing a key component: Something to reduce congestion.
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