Transportation

Take your two-wheeled monstrosity elsewhere!

Uber and Lyft drivers whose earnings have been battered by high gas prices are gathering at airports across Florida to demand better pay.

Miami was the focus of the New York Times‘ weekly “36 Hours” travel guide, sparking spirited responses from readers.

Brightline, deemed America’s deadliest train, is testing trains through its north railway section at speeds of up to 110 mph.

North Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale officials offer updates on the status of their underground transit projects.

Anthony Penta wants the armadillos removed from the Venetian Causeway to prevent more accidents.

The May 15 deaths of bicyclists Ogniana Reyes and Yaudys Vera on the Rickenbacker Causeway have renewed calls to make the road safer for pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists.

Miguel Ribe’s fiancée, who documented the incident for social media posterity, said they were at the “right place at the right time.”

This time, there’ll be road closures during the bridge’s construction.

A 31-year-old man from Davie was killed after his pickup truck plunged off the entrance ramp to I-95 from State Road 84.

With its expansion to Orlando and Tampa, the privately owned rail route envisions speeds of up to 150 mph.

Residents are once again taking sides on whether cars should be allowed on the busy party street.

Twenty-four people died in fatal car crashes on I-95 between I-595 and State Road 84 in Fort Lauderdale between 2000 and 2019.

From reducing speed to new crossing gate designs, here are three ways to prevent Brightline crashes.

“I hate these roadblocks every day of my life.”

New Times witnessed at least ten vehicles blow through the universally recognized octagonal symbol of stoppage.

An initiative meant to support the safety and wellbeing of cyclists has divided the two-wheeler community.

Eulois Cleckley took over the county’s Department of Transportation and Public Works last month.

Miami’s Critical Mass bike route returns tonight at 7:15. Expect delays as scores of cyclists ride through swaths of Miami and Miami Beach.

Traffic has always sucked in South Florida, and over the years politicians have thought up some pretty kooky ideas to try to fix it.

In a recent tweet, Tesla CEO Elon Musk proposed digging a road tunnel underneath Miami to alleviate traffic.

Hopefully no one gets hurt.