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Metro Express is coming soon—Miami-Dade’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system! Covering 20 miles with 14 new stations, it brings level boarding, pre-paid fares, and a easier, more reliable service. With seamless Metrorail connections, it’s the easiest way to travel between Dadeland South and Florida City. A new way to move—designed with you in mind. Learn more: miamidade.gov/MetroExpress #MetroExpress #TransitWay #GoMiamiDade | Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works

All our vehicles, bus rapid transit stations, and rail stations are equipped with security cameras that can be monitored in real time and aid police response and investigations. As a visible reminder that these cameras are in use, and to discourage bad behavior, we’re installing monitors on a growing number of buses that show riders what these cameras are capturing as they ride. We also plan to include them on all new buses. Operators voiced support for this investment during conversations about

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