Sheridan Street near I-95 in Hollywood is closed due to a non-life-threatening utility spill at the railroad tracks. Commuters are advised to find alternate routes as crews and police work on-site.

Road closure expected on Orange Drive in Davie, Florida, due to FPL power grid enhancement work, involving pole replacements from December 1, 2025, 8-11 p.m.

Miami-Dade Transit operates on a Sunday schedule for Thanksgiving, with county offices closed; STS services available via reservation. Digital services for transit remain accessible.

Miami-Dade and Palmetto Bay begin constructing the Snowden Pedestrian Bridge to improve Old Cutler Trail for pedestrians and cyclists, promoting community safety and mobility.

Fort Lauderdale expects heavy traffic due to cruise activity at Port Everglades. Alternatives like the Convention Center Connector are suggested to ease congestion.

Waymo launched its driverless car fleet in Miami with plans to expand to other Florida cities and further into the U.S., currently limited to company employees.

Miami International Airport has initiated the largest US CBP deployment of Enhanced Passenger Processing technology, promising a quicker and more secure entry for travelers.

Miami-Dade County is starting construction on the Snowden Pedestrian Bridge, which aims to enhance safety and connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists in South Dade.

Fort Lauderdale's NE 62nd Street will see drainage work starting Nov 24, 2025, planned during school breaks to minimize traffic impact; lane closures managed by flaggers.

A multi-car crash on I-95 near Pembroke Road has caused severe injuries and significant traffic disruption, with express lanes closed and alternate routes congested.

Miami Beach braces for traffic delays due to a memorial procession for late Sgt. David Cajuso, causing intermittent road closures from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Fort Lauderdale will have minor transport disruptions due to drainage system maintenance on NE 7th Avenue and Eller Drive from November 2025 to February 2026.

The federal government shutdown has led to significant flight cancellations and delays in South Florida, causing distress among travelers at airports like Miami International and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood.