These round trip shuttles will get you to/from @CFBPlayoff championship game at Hard Rock Stadium for FREE or cheap. FYI to newcomers, the stadium is not near Miami or Miami Beach. It’s in City of Miami Gardens and public transit to it is a nightmare — we are still working on that lol
- FREE (game ticket required): Golden Glades Park n Ride shuttle (Lot 95)
*You can take @Tri_Rail there from downtown Miami for $5 round trip
- FREE (game ticket required): Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood shuttle (Lot 70)
- With train ticket: Brightline Aventura Station — look for tix marked “2026 NATTY”
Use Metrobus route 100 ($2.25) to get from Miami Beach to downtown Miami. It can get crowded at times so allow extra time. Miami Beach is launching a free water taxi service to the mainland a day AFTER the game
Interesting idea, #Colombia transportation ministry has empowered regular citizens through an official platform to upload video recording of traffic infractions for prosecution of those #drivers.
#CALTRAN is thrilled to announce our participation as a VIP alongside #MigmaSys in AndinaTraffic 2021 in #Bogota, Colombia on March 11 and 12. Our expertise in data collection, leveraging machine learning and AI for Big Data, and proficiency in ITS #AndinaTraffic#LATAM
Sources say tires make more pollution than exhaust.
Sources also say an electric car has the same number of tires as a gas-powered car. 🫤
https://t.co/cPAmiAqYZU
Following the overwhelming success of the nine euro ticket experiment last summer, Germany will introduce a permanent €49 pass this spring.
The monthly subscription will allow unlimited travel on buses, trams, subways, and local trains across every region in the entire country.
@erinriediger Histrionic future: Rich people live on the outskirts of highly dense urbes with vehicles reaching exorbitant prices while poor people live in ultra dense areas in tiny spaces, cannot afford a car, and their transportation options are by foot, bike or bus. Inverse Sprawling!
@erinriediger To think: those whoever are driving today a cheap car ,they tomorrow will be riding a bus a and a bike. Is this the vision of the future that we would like where only rich people will be able to afford a car?
Starting tomorrow, February 17, we will begin testing trains at 110 MPH in northern Palm Beach County.
Keep your eyes and ears open, and never stop on the tracks. To learn more about our rail safety efforts, visit: https://t.co/zAbZ7EVXIg