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Heading to the Give Miami 5K next Sunday at Maurice A. Ferré Park? Skip the parking hassle and take Metromover!
Ride the Omni Loop and exit at Museum Park Station for convenient access to the event.
#DriveLessLiveMore #GoMiamiDade
Our Director, Stacy Miller, joined @transitunplug to talk Miami transit: electric buses, BRT, and what’s next for public transportation in South Dade.
Listen here: transitunplugged.com/transit…
#MiamiTransit #BRT #ElectricBuses #Transit
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Save on your daily commute with Miami-Dade Transit’s Corporate Discount Program! Eligible employees can enjoy discounted transit passes.
Learn how your company can participate: miamidade.gov/global/service…
Heads up, Metromover riders! 🚝 On Saturday, November 14, the Brickell Loop will have a delayed start due to scheduled work, with service resuming at 2 p.m. Bus shuttles will be available from 5:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please plan accordingly and allow extra travel time.
Miami-Dade DTPW retweeted
I’m curating poems to run on @IRideMDT as part of my Miami Moves Me project. My latest collaboration is with @SWWIMmiami and features the amazing @LynneBarrett! 🩵
Flying this holiday season? Skip the traffic and take Metrorail’s Orange Line to Miami International Airport!
Connect to the free MIA Mover for easy access to the terminal. Long-term parking is also available at select Metrorail garages.
Learn more: miamidade.gov/global/service…
Behind every traffic signal is equipment that keeps it working. Our Traffic Signals and Signs team recently replaced a signal controller cabinet—one of the many ways our crews work behind the scenes to keep Miami-Dade moving safely.
Miami-Dade DTPW retweeted
Stay weather ready, Miami-Dade. Keep these safety tips in mind today:
• Never drive through flooded roadways. Turn Around, Don’t Drown.
• Allow extra time for your commute and use caution on wet roads.
• Keep drains and gutters clear of debris.
• Monitor weather updates and have multiple ways to receive alerts.
10/6/26: Scattered showers and storms will develop today, with the highest chances occurring over the Lake Okeechobee region as well as the east coast metro areas this afternoon. Localized flooding will be possible across the east coast metro areas. #flwx.
ALT Scattered showers and storms today.
Attention Metromover riders: Plan ahead for a temporary service change on Saturday, October 10. All Metromover stations will remain closed until 2 p.m. while system upgrade work is underway. Free bus shuttle service will operate along all Metromover loops from 5:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Miami-Dade DTPW retweeted
Traffic Alert: All eastbound S.R. 836 lanes at NW 17 Ave closed Fri, Oct 2, 10pm–Sat, Oct 3, 10am. Westbound lanes closed Fri, Oct 2, 10pm–Sat, Oct 3, 8am. Drawbridge schedule changes Oct 3, 6–10am. Info: tinyurl.com/2vcs3wk7
Join the conversation tonight on the future of the NW 17th Avenue Bascule Bridge over the Miami River.
DTPW will host an Alternatives Public Meeting from 6–7:30 p.m. at the Hispanic Branch Library, 1398 SW 1st Street, Miami, FL 33135. You can also join virtually via Zoom.
Learn about potential bridge alternatives, hear project updates and share your feedback.
Virtual registration required: miamidade.gov/virtual-meetin…
Be advised: The westbound MacArthur Causeway ramp to Biscayne Boulevard is currently closed due to flooding associated with King Tides and recent heavy rainfall. Drivers are urged to seek alternate routes and use caution when traveling in the area. @MyFDOT_Miami @CityofMiami
Join DTPW on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from 6–7:30 p.m. for an Alternatives Public Meeting on the NW 17th Avenue Bascule Bridge over the Miami River. Learn about potential options for the bridge, including rehabilitation, replacement and other alternatives.
Attend in person at the Hispanic Branch Library, 1398 SW 1st Street, or join virtually. Virtual registration is required. Visit miamidade.gov/virtual-meetin…, select Department Meetings Calendar and find the meeting by date and time. Share your feedback and help inform the study!
