A series of creative videos, new in-car/bus designs surrounding positivity, interactive art contests, and pop-up events were the leading tools we used to boost morale around riding public transportation in Miami.

Find info on bringing a pet into the U.S.In an effort to increase ridership, expand local education, and transform the conversation surrounding local transit, we were recruited by Miami-Dade Public Transportation alongside The New Tropic to research local demographic patterns and shift the Miami narrative.Ĭombining in-depth research led by The New Tropic and Whereby.Us with a vibrant storytelling and events campaign, we started first by re-educating locals about the many improvements and resources created by Miami-Dade Transit to improve the ridership experience and rider-ride relationship. Health certificates may be required for entry into some states you should check with officials in your state of destination prior to your travel date. Taking a pet to the United States involves preparation and planning far in advance of your departure date. Service animals are allowed as long as they do not pose a threat to the safety of others or cause disruption in transit service. The pet/animal must not damage or cause a nuisance or inconvenience while using the linear park underneath the Metrorail guideway. The pet/animal container must be kept out of the aisles and stairwells or steps while aboard Metrobus, Metrorail or Metromover. Pets/animals in a properly enclosed container such as a cage, kennel, or other pet carrier like a bag or a backpack are allowed on MDT trains and busses. MDT’s main transit stations are Government Center in Downtown, and the Miami Intermodal Center in Grapeland Heights, which can access the Miami International Airport. Metrobus operates over 93 routes, including the South Dade Transitway.

Metromover operates throughout the Downtown, Omni, and Brickell neighborhoods, and is composed of three rail loops and 22 stations. Metrorail is composed of two rail lines (Green and Orange lines) with 23 stations radiating from the city center towards outlying neighborhoods north and south of Downtown.

MDT operates the rapid transit Metrorail, the Downtown Metromover people mover, Metrobus, and Paratransit (STS) systems. Miami-Dade Transit (MDT) is the primary public transit authority of Miami and the greater Miami-Dade County area.

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