Florida State Road 24A
| State Road 24A, State Road 226 | |
|---|---|
| Location: | Gainsville |
Florida State Road 24A is an alternate route within Gainesville. It is overlapped by Florida State Road 226(Southwest 16th Avenue and Southeast 16th Avenue), and then Florida State Road 331 from SR 226 to SR 20/26, where it terminates at SR 24 again.
The west end of SRs 24A/226 is only accessible eastbound from SR 24 and westbound to SR 24. Motorists who want to travel in the opposite direction must use nearby Shealy Drive. At US 441 the road transforms from a four-lane divided highway to a four-lane undivided highway with a continuous left-turn lane. The divider returns again east of Southwest 10th Avenue, but ends east of Southwest 6th Street. SR 24A-226 runs along Southwest 16th Avenue, and becomes Southeast 16th Avenue, when it crosses FL 329 and narrows down to two lanes.
The road curves down to a southbound direction and has frequent pedestrian crosswalks across it before curving back east. SR 226 ends at FL 331, however SR 24A continues north along SR 331 until it reaches the intersection of SR 20-24-26.
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