A bipartisan federal bill from Florida’s delegation would guide federal rail-safety funding toward pedestrian protections as scrutiny grows over Brightline’s deadly record.

Miami-Dade is advancing a $927M plan for a 13.5-mile commuter rail from MiamiCentral to Aventura, but state budget cuts and legal fights could stall the timeline.

Washington Park in Broward is getting new lighting to improve safety, following recent sidewalk and drainage upgrades, funded by transportation surtax.

Deerfield Beach announces its upcoming Pioneer Days event on February 14-15, featuring entertainment and a parade, with road closures and parking restrictions for safety.

Miami Mayor Levine Cava forms MIA Forward Flight Team to improve airport operations and passenger experience, coinciding with a $9 billion infrastructure modernization plan.

Fort Lauderdale's "Friday Dining in the Streets" event will close NE 33rd Street's eastbound lanes to vehicles every Friday evening from February 6 to April 24, from 5 p.m. to midnight.

Fort Lauderdale city crews successfully repaired a water leak on E. Commercial Boulevard overnight, causing temporary lane closures and minor traffic disruptions.

The Miami International Autodrome is introducing a yacht-inspired hospitality structure for the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, featuring multiple lounges, viewing platforms, and pools for an immersive race experience.

The Venetian Causeway will have increased security and road closures from 2-7 pm for westbound traffic due to visiting dignitaries, affecting drivers and boaters.

The Miami International Boat Show is returning to Miami Beach over President's Day weekend, featuring yachts and marine products, expected to generate significant economic impact, with various transportation options for attendees.

Fort Lauderdale has begun a major stormwater pipe replacement project following April 2023 floods, using FEMA funds and impacting several neighborhoods.

Waymo has launched its autonomous vehicle service in Miami-Dade for select users from a waitlist, allowing booked rides via its app. The service operates safely in the city's challenging conditions and plans to expand in the coming years.

Miami Beach launches a free water taxi service between Sunset Harbour and North Bayshore Drive, with 40-foot vessels running every 60 to 30 minutes during peak hours. The service integrates multimodal commuting, including bikes and scooters.