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New traffic patterns set in Signature Bridge project

Work has resumed on major portions of the sprawling construction project to reshape and rebuild I-395 and connecting routes over the Miami River and snaking through Downtown Miami, reports the Florida Department of Transportation…

County deals to lower $1 billion Beach transit link cost

County deals to lower $1 billion Beach transit link cost

Miami-Dade continues price negotiations with concessionaires for the Beach Corridor Trunkline long-term project agreement with an extended negotiation progress until at least 2023, the county announced last week. During a…

Coral Gables mobility hub slowed as costs rise

Coral Gables mobility hub slowed as costs rise

Challenging market conditions continue to hinder the construction start date for the Coral Gables Mobility Hub. Due to current market conditions, construction costs have increased substantially and many materials are…

Golden Glades hub adding transit passengers

Golden Glades hub adding transit passengers

Most of the Metrobus routes serving the new Golden Glades Multimodal Transportation Facility that opened Jan. 24 have gained riders at a hub that also serves an express bus route…

15 visit four European nations to study transportation technology

15 visit four European nations to study transportation technology

Board members of Miami-Dade’s Transportation Planning Organization are embarked on a 15-person, eight-day trip to Boston and four European nations to learn about emerging technologies that could be used in…

Judge puts Miami-Dade Expressway Authority in driver’s seat

Judge puts Miami-Dade Expressway Authority in driver’s seat

The Miami-Dade Expressway Authority was a big winner last week as the 11th Judicial Circuit granted its motion for summary judgment in a dispute over control of the five expressways…

Arrival of Tri-Rail in downtown Miami stalled, leader spreads blame

Arrival of Tri-Rail in downtown Miami stalled, leader spreads blame

Arrival of Tri-Rail in downtown Miami remains delayed from a previously announced November date as the South Florida Regional Authority (SFRTA), Brightline and FEC Railway seek agreement on the need…

On-demand public transit use rises, service expands

On-demand public transit use rises, service expands

Miami-Dade County’s GO Connect on-demand public transit services are now averaging 8,000 riders per month and have exceeded 77,000 riders since their October 2020 inception. The ridership has grown significantly…

As more travel, Miami International Airport parking scarce

As more travel, Miami International Airport parking scarce

Miami International Airport is back to pre-pandemic figures, and in May it reported an average of 150,000 passengers per day, compared to 126,000 during its record-setting year in 2019. As…

Miami mayor seeks city support of rejected Rickenbacker Causeway plan

Miami mayor seeks city support of rejected Rickenbacker Causeway plan

Miami city commissioners are considering a continued show of support for the Rickenbacker Causeway Project, also known as Plan Z, advanced by Zyscovich Architects and others. At its meeting today…

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