Miami-Dade County
Shared Mobility Study

Cityfi supported the development of the
Miami-Dade County Shared Mobility Study, which aims to harmonize all transportation modes under a unified mobility system that is desirable for consumers, sustainable for providers, and maximizes social utility for the community.

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Context

Miami-Dade County is made up of 34 jurisdictions and has a complex geography and array of stakeholder needs. While public transit service is a backbone, more space needs to be devoted via the 7 planned Smart Corridors, and first and last mile connectivity is crucial throughout the system. The shift in shared mobility, from ridehailing to scooter sharing has provided both risks and opportunities to move Miami-Dade forward.

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Vision

The Shared Mobility Study was an effort to plan for, and to utilize all shared modes more effectively throughout Miami-Dade; recognizing that public transit is the backbone and could be boosted by reallocation of street space and an array of new public/private shared services to fill the lanes.

The Shared Mobility Study outlined and analyzed the opportunities for different forms of emerging, shared mobility ranging from micromobility to autonomous vehicles. It also discussed how the city should transition from becoming a mere transit provider to a mobility cooperative providing innovative transportation solutions with the private sector.

Method

Cityfi provided several advisory services throughout the development of the Shared Mobility Study, from stakeholder engagement and thought leadership to peer review and strategic planning. Cityfi also identified key barriers internally to reaching project goals and began an organizational assessment to identify next steps to resolve conflicts or resource deserts contributing to inaction.

Going forward, the project will guide Miami’s shared mobility investments and partnerships. More importantly, it begins to flesh out a plan for implementation, by bringing the public and other stakeholders to the table as partners and making cogent arguments for action and execution.

 
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Project Information

Client: Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works

Location: Miami-Dade County, FL

Partners: Kimley-Horn, Sam Schwartz