The TSA expects over 32 million travelers around Independence Day, amidst a strike and severe weather. AAA forecasts record journeys, while airports face parking shortages and other challenges.

Broward County Transit offers free bus rides for the Florida Panthers' Stanley Cup victory parade, with additional services available to ease transportation to the event.

Porter Airlines is starting nonstop flights from Palm Beach International Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport in November, enhancing PBI's connectivity and offerings.

Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) saw over 8 million passengers in a year, a 13.875% increase over pre-pandemic levels, bolstered by improved services and facility expansions.

Fort Lauderdale is starting stormwater improvements with no expected lane closures, aiming to replace a 15-inch stormwater pipe by late July to prevent flooding.

Miami Beach has launched a water taxi service to connect with Miami to reduce traffic, operating from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., costing $5 for residents and $12 for non-residents, with the city subsidizing the service at $50,000 a month.

Miami-Dade commuters faced delays as the northbound Palmetto Expressway closed for police activity, reopening by 11:50 a.m. with no official reason given.

Miami International Airport introduces self-driving wheelchairs to aid passengers with mobility issues, provided by WHILL Mobility and Envoy Air, enhancing accessibility without public funding.

Fort Lauderdale city crews completed water main valve replacement ahead of schedule, briefly closing then reopening Andrews Avenue, minimizing disruptions for commuters.

Fort Lauderdale is repairing a sewer main near Central Beach, with expected noise and light disturbances for two weeks, causing local traffic detours.

Miami Beach is seeking to reduce the 63rd Street Bridge openings from every half hour to hourly to ease traffic, with city officials planning to present their case to the U.S. Coast Guard.

West Palm Beach announces road and dock closures from June 13, 2024, due to infrastructure projects, affecting areas like Washington Road and 300 Block North Clematis Alleyway.

Heavy rain caused flooding on I-95 South at Griffin Road in Dania Beach, causing road closure and detours, with contractors called in to address the issue. No injuries reported.