Broward County reveals conceptual designs for two new bridges in downtown Fort Lauderdale to enhance rail and marine traffic, with aesthetic and economic benefits.

Seabreeze Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale faces traffic disruptions due to a 12-inch water main break, with repair crews on-site and the city keeping residents informed of developments.

The Craftober Festival in Fort Lauderdale, confirmed for September 28, will cause S. New River Drive West closures from 8 a.m. to midnight for the event setup and breakdown.

Deerfield Beach received a $3.6 million USDOT grant for NE 3rd Avenue safety improvements, becoming the only South Florida city to get SS4A funds in 2024.

Delray Beach is implementing a new parking sensor system to provide real-time parking data and reduce congestion. Installation from Sept 13-16 may cause disruptions.

A1A corridor in Fort Lauderdale is nearing completion of streetscape improvements aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety and aesthetics, including the installation of bollards and updating crosswalk ramps.

Freebee partners with Miami to offer free rides to diners during Miami Spice, facilitating access to over 60 South Beach restaurants until September 30.

Mayor Levine Cava supports fully funding Miami-Dade’s TID to improve Metrorail and Tri-Rail, amidst budget challenges and the need to balance competing priorities.

PortMiami collaborates with Miami Dade College to enhance its workforce through a new logistics and transportation certificate program, offering funded tuition and a stipend for textbooks.

Miami-Dade County invests in EV charging with a $4.7M grant, planning 390 ports to bolster equal access and sustainability while targeting a 50% climate pollution cut by 2030.

A suspicious duffel bag found on the Rickenbacker Causeway in Miami led to the closure of an eastbound lane, prompting a response from the police and bomb squad.

Fort Lauderdale issues a traffic advisory for the Triton Expo on September 11, warning of heavy traffic and road closures near the event venue from noon to 11 p.m.

Hard Rock Stadium introduces new Park & Ride service for Miami Dolphins fans, offering a $10 parking with shuttle, along with express lanes and discounts on rideshares and shuttles.