Jerry Hume is a Traffic Reporter and Anchor at Spectrum News 13. He specializes in transportation and mobility, with a keen focus on regional interests, including Florida's construction and real estate sectors, as well as topics related to Disney and Orlando. Jerry has also been featured in Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 13 Orlando.
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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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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. — A driving instructor with decades of experience is calling for changes to Florida's driver's license requirements.
By: Jerry Hume
“This is something I personally battle every day and thousands of other people,” said Matt Kenzig, who drives from his Auburndale home to his job at Orlando International Airport five days a week.
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — Interstate 4 in the ChampionsGate area is often called the busiest corridor in the country, with around 200,000 drivers traveling on the roadway daily.
By: Jerry Hume
Gloria Ericsen wrote into Traffic Inbox because she says she often gets stuck in traffic on Hartwood Marsh Road.
By: Jerry Hume
Among the possible moves under consideration are an extension of Celebration Boulevard or a widening of Old Lake Wilson Road.
A Florida Department of Transportation spokeswoman now says the I-4 and Daryl Carter Parkway ramps could open this spring.
By: Jerry Hume
It's an area that needs constant enforcement.
By: Jerry Hume
The project began last week, and it won’t finish up for another three years. “I think business will slow down for sure.
“This is what I wanted to know. What are these green lines for?” Susana Pineda said. Pineda lived much of her life in New York City and never learned to drive.
By: Jerry Hume
Reversing decades of practice, Mina is now sending his own deputies and field service officers to reduce the amount of time it takes for law enforcement to respond to a crash scene.
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