Campaigns
Paved Paradise
In the Sunshine State, paradise is giving way to pavement. While our cities should be teeming with affordable housing and thriving small businesses, we find ourselves overwhelmed by a sea of parking lots. That's Florida today, thanks to outdated regulations forcing local builders and contracts to build parking spaces we don't need.
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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
Transit Alliance Miami advocates for walkable streets, bikeable neighborhoods, and better public transit for all of Miami-Dade County. 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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Build It – Bike It!
Our bike network has been fragmented and unsafe for years – and as more people choose to get to work, access services, and get around on two wheels – we need to build safer infrastructure to connect communities and places. We are advocating for a safe and connected core bike 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.