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STOP THE CUTS, 2026
Riders spoke up, and the County restored $12.4 million for early morning buses. We saved the first bus. But $19.1 million in cuts still threaten late night service and 12 routes. Late night riders have the most to lose. Let's save the last bus.
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24-Hour Transit Triathlon, 2026
The 2026 Triathlon is built around one central question: “What is it really like to get around your neighborhood, and Miami, without a car?”
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Build it, Bike it: City of Miami
2026 Bike Masterplan
Miami has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a city where biking is safe for everyone — but only if the 2026 Bicycle Master Plan reflects the needs of the communities it's meant to serve.
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It Takes Transit
Miami-Dade County has long struggled to create multiple, high-quality transportation options (other than car-centric infrastructure) and this lack of mobility options affects every aspect of our community.
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2023 Mobility Scorecard
Data is a cornerstone of our work to hold transportation agencies operating in our community accountable to the expectations they set and to the public’s needs.
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Better Bus Network
The Better Bus Network is the first advocacy-led and community-driven bus network redesign in the country. We have redesigned the bus network to increase frequent bus routes, create better connections, and make a more useful network.
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Transportation Authority
Our fragmented decision-making structure has led to decades of broken promises and transit being used as a political tool. We are advocating for an independent transportation authority that consolidates decision-making, funding and operations into one entity.
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Transit Alliance is the largest mobility advocacy organization in Miami-Dade County. Together with our coalition partners, elected leaders, hundreds of advocates, and a dedicated team – we have moved Miami forward on key mobility issues over the past few years.
