Miami Transit News & Analysis

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Miami-Dade County commissioners gave preliminary approval to local rules governing autonomous delivery robots on sidewalks, adding speed, insurance, and right-of-way requirements.

Mobility

Miami-Dade Commissioners Move to Regulate Sidewalk Delivery Robots Across County

Miami-Dade · August 13, 2026

Public Transportation

Metromover Power Outage Snarls Downtown Miami Service at College North Station

Downtown · August 11, 2026

Public Transportation

Lender Sues Brightline Over $65M Loan Tied to Miami MiamiCentral Retail Space

Downtown · August 8, 2026

Public Transportation

Brightline Florida Ridership Climbs 16% But Debt Crisis Deepens in South Florida

Downtown · August 8, 2026

Public Transportation

Miami-Dade FY2027 Budget Would Axe 12 Bus Routes and Pre-Dawn Service

Miami-Dade · August 7, 2026

Public Transportation

Brightline Florida Bondholders Grant Sixth Extension as $5.5B Debt Crisis Deepens

Miami-Dade · August 5, 2026

Public Transportation

Brightline Florida Bondholders Grant Days-Long Extension as July 31 Deadline Looms

Downtown · August 1, 2026

Public Transportation

Tri-Rail Eyes PortMiami Station and Fare Zones After South Florida Financial Turnaround

Miami-Dade · July 31, 2026

Public Transportation

Brightline Pairs Miami-Dade Spa Deals With Rail Travel Through August

Downtown · July 25, 2026

Public Transportation

Miami-Dade Transit Logs Record Ridership During FIFA World Cup 2026

Downtown · July 24, 2026

Mobility

Miami-Dade Renews Enterprise Leasing Deal to Keep 237 Vanpool Vans Rolling

Miami-Dade · July 23, 2026

Public Transportation

Brightline Florida's Debt Trouble Threatens $21B West Coast Rail Deal

Miami-Dade · July 20, 2026

What are the biggest Miami transit stories in 2026?

MiamiBeacon's most-read transit coverage of 2026: Brightline Secures $350M Bankruptcy Lifeline as South Florida Rail Future Dims, Brightline Buys Two Weeks After Barely Meeting July 1 Bond Deadline, and Brightline Teeters Toward Default as Bondholder Factions Clash Over Rescue Terms.