Town officials are addressing unexpected bridge openings, caused by barges and a restoration project, that disrupt local commutes, seeking solutions with the USCG and FDOT, and providing updates and alerts on the Town’s website.

AAA offers a free "Tow to Go" service to prevent impaired driving during Thanksgiving, available to everyone, not just members, until the morning of December 2nd.

Miami International Airport hosts a photo exhibition showcasing 23 images of Miami-Dade County's public art to celebrate the public art program's 50th anniversary.

Palm Beach County announces temporary nighttime closures of N. Seacrest Boulevard for intersection improvements from Dec 2-3, 2024, directing traffic to detours.

Plunkett Street in Hollywood will undergo night-time resurfacing from Dec 2-5, with closures from 8 pm to 5 am and reopening by 6 am, while allowing local traffic.

The DOT granted Palm Beach County $4.4 million to enhance traffic signals, including expanding the Flashing Yellow Arrow system to improve road safety.

Miami Beach introduces new free transportation options, including water taxis and shuttle buses, to improve traffic flow during the upcoming Art Week Miami Beach.

Miami-Dade Transit will operate on a Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving, with reduced Metrobus, Metrorail, and Metromover services, while offices will be closed but online services remain available.

Card Sound Road in the Florida Keys reopened after a temporary closure due to a traffic incident near north Key Largo, affecting travel until 6:30 p.m. the same day.

Porter Airlines now offers direct flights from Toronto to West Palm Beach, facilitating travel to South Florida and enhancing PBI's international connections.

Nearly 80 million Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving, preferring road trips despite gas prices, with congested urban traffic and busy airports projected.

Spirit Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst financial struggles, aiming to continue operations while restructuring debts and reinventing its service offerings.

Fort Lauderdale's Light Up the Beach event on November 18 will cause traffic changes on Las Olas Boulevard, with festivities at Las Olas Oceanside Park.