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Miami-Dade TPO plans integrated & efficient transportation systems. The TPO does not respond to direct messages on this account. Email: [email protected]

 Florida, USA
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Save the Date for the 2027 Safe Streets Summit “Innovate. Collaborate. Connect.” taking place on February 25 & 26, 2027 at the Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon.
Flyer for the 2027 Safe Streets Summit, scheduled for February 25 & 26, 2027, at Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon. The image shows a vibrant city skyline at sunset with an elevated train, multi-modal transportation lane, and logos for Miami-Dade TPO, Broward MPO, and Palm Beach MPO.

ALT Flyer for the 2027 Safe Streets Summit, scheduled for February 25 & 26, 2027, at Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon. The image shows a vibrant city skyline at sunset with an elevated train, multi-modal transportation lane, and logos for Miami-Dade TPO, Broward MPO, and Palm Beach MPO.

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Miami-Dade TPO retweeted
Operation Lifesaver@olinationalOct 18
It’s #TeenDriverSafetyWeek. It's important for teen drivers and all drivers to remember, not every crossing has gates or lights. Follow the signs and signals and always expect a train at any time from either direction.
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Miami-Dade TPO retweeted
nhtsagov
@NHTSAgovOct 16
Spot a car on the roadside with flashing lights? ⚠️ Slow Down and Move Over! It's not just for emergency vehicles. *Check your state's specific Move Over laws.
An illustration showing two lanes of traffic. A blue car and a white car move to adjacent lanes as they approach vehicles with flashing lights on the shoulder. The graphic includes logos for NHTSA and the "Move Over, It's the Law" campaign, with the text "Move Over for All Flashing Lights.

ALT An illustration showing two lanes of traffic. A blue car and a white car move to adjacent lanes as they approach vehicles with flashing lights on the shoulder. The graphic includes logos for NHTSA and the "Move Over, It's the Law" campaign, with the text "Move Over for All Flashing Lights.

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Miami-Dade TPO retweeted
Operation Lifesaver@olinationalOct 17
A perfect shot is never worth the risk. Railroad property is private property and taking photos on tracks is illegal and dangerous. Stay off! Stay away! Stay safe! #StayOffStayAwayStaySafe
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Miami-Dade TPO retweeted
GGI Project – FDOT
@GoGGI_FDOTOct 16
TRAFFIC ALERT: Upcoming nighttime closures are scheduled along the Golden Glades Interchange as construction continues. Upcoming closures include: • SB I-95 at NW 171 Street (Exit 12) • EB S.R. 826 ramp to NB I-95 • EB/WB S.R. 826 at NW 7 Avenue Extension Plan ahead, follow posted detour signs and allow extra travel time. Visit: Go-GGI.com #GoGGI #FDOT Alt Text: Traffic alert graphic highlighting upcoming nighttime closures along SB I-95 and EB and WB S.R. 826 near the Golden Glades Interchange.
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Miami-Dade TPO retweeted
Operation Lifesaver@olinationalOct 16
It is Pedestrian Safety Month. Never use railroad tracks as a shortcut, walking on or close to tracks is dangerous and illegal. #StayOffStayAwayStaySafe
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The Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference has officially wrapped up at the InterContinental Miami! Under the guidance of Aileen Bouclé, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director, the TPO team was proud to actively participate.
Three-photo collage featuring Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director Aileen Bouclé, AICP, and TPO staff attending the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference at the InterContinental Miami. The top photo shows TPO staff standing together and smiling for a group photo. The bottom left and bottom right photos capture staff members posing for group selfies.

ALT Three-photo collage featuring Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director Aileen Bouclé, AICP, and TPO staff attending the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference at the InterContinental Miami. The top photo shows TPO staff standing together and smiling for a group photo. The bottom left and bottom right photos capture staff members posing for group selfies.

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TPO was represented by Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, Chief of Transportation Planning, Jeannine Gaslonde, E.I., FCCM, Chief of Mobility Management & Implementation, Franchesca Taylor, AICP, Program Development Manager, and Paul Chance, Public Information Officer.
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Also representing TPO were Jerry Jackson Jr., Transportation Planner 2, Jessica Lopez, Transportation Planner 1, Alexandra “Ally” Scroggin, Mobility Planner 1, and Jesús Fuentes, P.E., In-House Consultant. Learn more: floridaplanningconference.or… #MiamiDadeTPO #FPC26
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During the FAPA 2026 Florida Planning Conference, Aileen Bouclé, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director, presented on the “Moving Forward Together: 2026 Legislative Updates” panel, highlighting key housing & transportation legislation impacting planning across Florida.
A four-photo collage from the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference during the “Moving Forward Together: 2026 Legislative Updates” session. Left: Four conference participants, including Aileen Bouclé, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director, pose for a group photo in front of a presentation screen displaying the session title. Top Right: Panelists seated at a table and Aileen Bouclé, AICP speaking at a podium during the legislative updates session, with attendees seated in the audience. Middle Right: A colorful illustrated graphic titled “Moving Forward Together,” featuring hand-drawn transportation, planning, and community-related images and notes. Bottom Right: A wide view of a conference room filled with attendees seated at tables, facing a presentation screen at the front of the room.

ALT A four-photo collage from the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference during the “Moving Forward Together: 2026 Legislative Updates” session. Left: Four conference participants, including Aileen Bouclé, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Executive Director, pose for a group photo in front of a presentation screen displaying the session title. Top Right: Panelists seated at a table and Aileen Bouclé, AICP speaking at a podium during the legislative updates session, with attendees seated in the audience. Middle Right: A colorful illustrated graphic titled “Moving Forward Together,” featuring hand-drawn transportation, planning, and community-related images and notes. Bottom Right: A wide view of a conference room filled with attendees seated at tables, facing a presentation screen at the front of the room.

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Executive Director Bouclé discussed federal transportation reauthorization priorities, funding challenges & the importance of collaboration between municipalities and regional agencies to identify projects, maximize funding & advance multimodal transportation networks.
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The panel also addressed vertiports (HB 1093), micromobility devices (HB 382), planning implications, legal & administrative considerations, and strategies to navigate evolving policies. Learn more: floridaplanningconference.or… #MiamiDadeTPO #FPC26
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During FAPA’s 2026 Florida Planning Conference, Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, presented during the “TOD in South Florida: Today, Tomorrow & Beyond” session.
A three-photo collage from the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference during the “TOD in South Florida: Today, Tomorrow & Beyond” session. Top Left: Four conference participants, including Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, pose together for a group photo. Top Right: Christopher Rosenberg stands at a podium speaking to conference attendees while three fellow panelists sit at a table at the front of the room. Bottom: A wide view of the conference session shows Christopher Rosenberg presenting to a room filled with attendees. A presentation screen displays the session title, “TOD in South Florida: Today, Tomorrow & Beyond,” alongside the 2026 Florida Planning Conference branding.

ALT A three-photo collage from the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA) 2026 Florida Planning Conference during the “TOD in South Florida: Today, Tomorrow & Beyond” session. Top Left: Four conference participants, including Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, pose together for a group photo. Top Right: Christopher Rosenberg stands at a podium speaking to conference attendees while three fellow panelists sit at a table at the front of the room. Bottom: A wide view of the conference session shows Christopher Rosenberg presenting to a room filled with attendees. A presentation screen displays the session title, “TOD in South Florida: Today, Tomorrow & Beyond,” alongside the 2026 Florida Planning Conference branding.

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He highlighted Miami-Dade County’s TOD policy, including the Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) SMART Corridor Subzone, expanded to include areas within ½ or 1 mile of SMART corridors.
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He also discussed housing value to household income, modal split & transportation spending indices within the county. Learn more: floridaplanningconference.or… #MiamiDadeTPO #FPC26
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During the FAPA 2026 Florida Planning Conference, Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, & Jesús Fuentes, P.E., TPO In-House Consultant, presented “Pop-Up Bike Lanes for Safer School Access” on the Spark Talk Stage.
A four-photo collage highlighting Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, and Jesús Fuentes, P.E., TPO In-House Consultant, presenting at the Spark Stage during the FAPA 2026 Florida Planning Conference. Top Left: A wide view of the presentation area showing Christopher Rosenberg, AICP addressing seated conference attendees, with a presentation displayed on a screen against blue and yellow curtains. Middle Left: A sign reading “SPARK STAGE,” sponsored by Tyler Technologies, displayed on an easel near the presentation area. Bottom Left: Jesús Fuentes, P.E. speaking into a microphone beside a screen displaying information about “Bike to School” Day in Coconut Grove, while Christopher Rosenberg, AICP stands nearby and attendees watch. Right: A close-up of Christopher Rosenberg, AICP in a blue plaid blazer speaking into a microphone before a seated audience.

ALT A four-photo collage highlighting Christopher Rosenberg, AICP, Miami-Dade TPO Chief of Transportation Planning, and Jesús Fuentes, P.E., TPO In-House Consultant, presenting at the Spark Stage during the FAPA 2026 Florida Planning Conference. Top Left: A wide view of the presentation area showing Christopher Rosenberg, AICP addressing seated conference attendees, with a presentation displayed on a screen against blue and yellow curtains. Middle Left: A sign reading “SPARK STAGE,” sponsored by Tyler Technologies, displayed on an easel near the presentation area. Bottom Left: Jesús Fuentes, P.E. speaking into a microphone beside a screen displaying information about “Bike to School” Day in Coconut Grove, while Christopher Rosenberg, AICP stands nearby and attendees watch. Right: A close-up of Christopher Rosenberg, AICP in a blue plaid blazer speaking into a microphone before a seated audience.

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The session explored how low-cost bicycle infrastructure, targeted outreach & collaboration among planners, schools & local governments can create safer cycling conditions and expand active transportation options for students & families.
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Learn more: floridaplanningconference.or… #MiamiDadeTPO #FPC26
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The session explored how low-cost bicyble infrastructure, targeted outreach & collaboration among planners, schools & local governments can create safer cycling conditions and expand active transportation options for students & families.
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Learn more: floridaplanningconference.or… #MiamiDadeTPO #FPC26
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