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Trains.com
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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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
CBS News
Drivers stranded, roads flooded as king tides send water rushing inland in Fort Lauderdale
WPTV West Palm Beach
Southbound US-1 reopens near Treasure Coast Mall after serious crash
Click10.com
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...
hometownnewstc.com
Indiantown Road in Jupiter fully re-opened after gas leak contained on Oct. 22
JUPITER – A gas leak caused closure of Indiantown Road in both directions between Interstate 95 and Maplewood Drive on Oct. 22 for about five hours, according to an advisory by the Town of Jupiter on its Facebook page. During the closure, westbound traffic was diverted at Maplewood Drive....
caribbeannationalweekly.com
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...
NBC Miami
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State restores $200 million, fully funding long-planned Miami-to-Aventura commuter train
This story was updated with comment from the Miami-Dade Mayor's office based on news that happened after publication. A quiet update to the Florida Department of Transportation website last week reveals a major update for South Florida public transportation: The ‘Northeast Corridor’ that aims to link downtown Miami to Aventura on a publicly owned train has been fully funded for construction.
The Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach roads won't have 'share-the-road' markings after pushback
The Florida Department of Transportation will not include share-the-road pavement marking in its project on State Road A1A in Palm Beach's Midtown, after the roadway symbol prompted pushback from town officials and residents. The state agency won't use the pavement markings known as "sharrows," and no additional signs will be erected beyond those there now, FDOT's project manager confirmed in a letter to the town dated Oct. 9. A sharrow is a painted marking that shows a bicycle with two arrows. It is used to indicate that the travel lane is meant to be shared between vehicles and bicycles in places where there are not dedicated bike lanes. But encouraging bicyclists to share the lane on narrow and busy South County Road is dangerous, council members previously said. They pointed to the prevalence of pelotons, groups of bicyclists that ride side-by-side on the two-lane road and can back up traffic. The news that FDOT has eliminated the sharrow markings comes as the project approaches its December finish line. Construction started in May 2025. FDOT guidelines consider it a "best practice" for transportation planners to include sharrows in projects where the road is too narrow for a bike lane as a