Transportation

The latest Brightline deaths include a string of 2024 fatalities along the upscale train service’s new Central Florida route.

Or do we just have the minds of middle-school boys?

The project will cost $866 million when it’s all said and done.

A delayed Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) project is the latest to catch the ire of Miami social media users.

The island will see lane and sidewalk closures as the city repairs the Brickell Key bridge.

When people actually want to visit Miami Beach, the city raises parking prices to exorbitant levels.

Dozens of people traveling out of Miami airport had to climb over a freight train with their luggage on Sunday morning.

Officials are warning motorists to watch for construction county wide, including parts of SW 16th Street and SW 87th Avenue.

Riders will have to cough up hundreds for the new commuter passes despite the company’s $33.8 million federal grant.

A deadly plane crash closed roads near the Boca Raton airport nearly all day Friday.

Miami-Dade public defender Veronica Bilbao de la Vega, who was driving with an expired license, was sentenced to probation.

Finally, some good news about Miami parking!

Bad news: PECKER, SM0LL PP, and ILV M1LF are not approved Florida license plates.

The company eliminated its discount frequent traveler passes in June because of increased ridership on peak trains.

The driver was reportedly brought to a trauma center for treatment.

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The main takeaway from 2024 Miami Art Week was Miami traffic sucks.

This just in: Flying out of MIA or FLL at Thanksgiving isn’t going to be a Zen-like experience.

He was fatally struck in a “quiet zone,” or a section of a rail line where trains aren’t required to sound their horns.

City commissioners repealed an ordinance that periodically hiked parking fees based on changes in the Consumer Price Index.

Amtrak announced the Floridian, a new route between Miami and Chicago. It’ll only take you 47 hours to get to the Windy City.

“The last thing that the public needs is an increase in parking” costs, says Miami Beach Commissioner Alex Fernandez.