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No sidewalk riding: Miami passes new e-bike, scooter rules.
The city of Miami is cracking down on e-bikes and motorized scooters, setting new speed limits, age minimums and sidewalk rules. Why it matters: Miami is the latest city in Miami-Dade County to regulate motorized micromobility vehicles, including e-bikes and scooters, due to pedestrian safety concerns. In 2024, Key Biscayne banned micromobility devices following the death of a pedestrian. In the past year, Miami Beach , Doral and Sunny Isles Beach passed their own rules governing helmet use, age minimums and sidewalk riding. This summer , the University of Miami also banned e-bikes and e-scooters from its Coral Gables campus. The latest: Miami commissioners approved new rules Oct. 22 that ban riders younger than 16 years old, prohibit riding on sidewalks except when parking and set a 20-mph speed limit ( Some e-bikes go as fast as 28 mph). Riders can't park on sidewalks except in designated areas and must carry ID. Violators could face a $100 fine. Miami Police Chief Edwin Lopez says officers will try educating the public first, but will turn to fines as a "last resort" if needed, according to Local 10 . Yes, but: Cities need Miami-Dade approval to restrict e-bikes and scooters on county-owned
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Waste Management dump truck overturns on NB Turnpike in Davie
DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - A Waste Management dump truck overturned on Exit 54 of the northbound Florida Turnpike in Davie, Wednesday afternoon. Officials say the driver was on the way to Davie to empty the truck before it tipped. 7Skyforce captured the vehicle on its side. Florida Highway Patrol troopers,...
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Sinkhole caused by water main break in Davie forces road closure on Pine Island Rd
DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - A water main break near the Grande Oaks Golf Course in Davie Wednesday night caused a portion of the road to collapse, according to Davie Police. The water main has since been fixed, but only one northbound lane at the 3300 block of South Pine Island Road is open as repairs continue.
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King tides flood Palm Beach County roads, close Juno Beach Pier after deck damage
PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — A Ferrari was stuck in standing water in Manalapan on Tuesday as king tides and strong winds flooded coastal roads and powerful surf damaged the Juno Beach Pier. Water spread across South Ocean Boulevard near Eau Palm Beach. The town of Palm Beach...
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Water main break causes road collapse in Davie, shutting down northbound lanes of Pine Island Road
DAVIE, Fla. — A water main break has caused a portion of a roadway to collapse in Davie Thursday morning, prompting police to shut down northbound lanes and urge drivers to avoid the area. According to Davie police, the road collapse occurred along South Pine Island Road between Southwest...
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Miami-Aventura commuter rail gets $200 million in state funding, but hurdles remain
Miami-Dade’s long-promised commuter rail line between downtown Miami and Aventura has its missing state funding back on the drawing board. The green light to build it is another story. The $200 million contribution appears in the Florida Department of Transportation’s tentative five-year workprogram after previously beingremoved from the state...
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BUILD THAT WALL! Outside Levin Worth Boca Raton (Woodfield) Traffic Woes To Continue
Woodfield Country Club BUILDS THAT WALL!! BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — We don’t know who will clean the homes or cut the grass in Levin Worth — we mean Woodfield Country Club — as they “Build That Wall,” but construction on the eight foot tall eyesore will continue to mess with eastbound traffic on Clint Moore Road this week between the Turnpike and Jog Road. As we first reported last week, angry motorists and Woodfield homeowners are now calling the multi-month project “Levin Worth,” a Boca-esque spelling of the Leavenworth prison which also has ugly, high walls. You’ll recall that it’s so controversial that a lawyer from Becker Poliakoff — Jonathan Zim — threatened us over our reporting. While we are preparing to report him to the Florida Bar, we’ll focus now on all of the traffic problems expected in Palm Beach County this week. We thank FDOT and Palm Beach County for the updates: Major FDOT Highway Projects Interstate 95 The Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange rebuild — $64 million, finishing in early 2029 — is still the big one. Up to four lanes of I-95 can disappear overnight. I-95 at Boynton Beach Boulevard
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Drivers stranded, roads flooded as king tides send water rushing inland in Fort Lauderdale
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Federal, state moves advance South Florida rail projects
MIAMI — Two commuter rail projects in South Florida that would use the Florida East Coast Railway main line received positive funding news this week, although Miami-Dade’s mayor expressed some reservations about one of those plans. On Friday, Oct. 23, the Federal Transit Administration announced that the Broward County Commuter Rail South project, which would [...] Read More...
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Hollywood offers garage parking to residents ahead of another round of king tides
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Coastal floodwaters made driving difficult Sunday morning as residents brace for another round of king tides. The city of Hollywood is allowing residents who live in low-lying, flood-prone areas to park their cars in city-operated garages until Wednesday morning. Carl Mahler, who has lived in the...
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Hollywood waives beach garage parking fees for residents amid king tides
The city of Hollywood, Florida, has waived parking fees at two city-operated garages on Hollywood Beach to help residents in flood-prone areas protect their vehicles as king tides bring coastal flooding to South Florida. The fee waiver took effect at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, and has been extended until...