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Session 3a - Tour 1

All Aboard South Dade BRT

Tuesday, April 28 | 9:30AM

A look at bus rapid transit and transit-oriented development, focusing on infrastructure investment, ridership, and how corridor planning supports regional mobility.

Datascape is a mobile, interactive report app built by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. Tap the charts to get a deeper look at the data presented here.

Special thanks to our breakout session sponsors FBT Gibbons, JE Dunn, and Turner Construction.

Commuter Methods

  • Drive Alone
  • Carpool
  • Public Transport
  • Walk
  • Bike
  • Taxi, Motorcycle, Other
  • Work at Home
Nashville
Miami
Source: 2024 ACS 1-Year Estimate; S0801

Annual Transit Ridership

  • Nashville
  • Miami
Source: ThinkTennessee, 2024

Transit Options

Nashville
  • WeGo bus: 27 local routes & approximately 200 vehicles, 9 regional routes
  • WeGo star: 32 miles of rail line, 7 stops
Miami
  • Metrorail: 25-mile, dual-track elevated rail line, 22 stops
  • Metromover: Free, automated electric people mover that operates in three loops around Downtown Miami, Brickell, and Omni
  • Metrobus: Over 95 routes and 1,000 buses, covering Miami-Dade County, Broward, and the Keys
  • Metro Express (BRT): 20-mile dedicated transitway from Florida City to Dadeland, offering rapid, electric bus service with 14 new stations
  • Miami Trolley: Free trolleys operating in areas like Downtown, Brickell, Coconut Grove, Little Havana, and Miami Beach