“World-class destinations boast world-class public transit,” said Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. The accelerated schedule adopted today is also the preferred alternative of the County’s Transportation Planning Organization.

This accelerated solution would provide residents a seamless transit experience by extending the county’s existing Metrorail system along NW 27 Avenue from the Martin Luther King Station to County Line. MIAMI-DADE ( Novem)– Today, the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners approved a motion to accelerate the development of the North Corridor, one of six transit corridors highlighted in the County’s SMART Plan. Miami-Dade County votes to accelerate transit development along North Corridor Transit-oriented developments will also be built in the second phase. The second phase will see the remaining seven stations built out along the route. The County also will build out the system itself, instead of seeking a private-public partnership. Only one station will be built – at the end of the route, by Hard Rock Stadium. However, it will skip building stations along the route in the first phase, in order to accelerate the start of construction.

The system will still be elevated, heavy rail along the same route up Northwest 27th Avenue, according to the Herald. Miami-Dade commissioners voted yesterday to expedite construction of the North Corridor Metrorail extension.Īccording to a press release by the county, construction will begin by 2024.

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