Miami is ready to consider creating a transportation trust fund to help finance major mass transit and parking improvements, the Daily Business Review has learned.
The idea of creating a cash reserve that could partly pay for ambitious proposals like expanded trolley service, an urban streetcar or a tunnel to replace the Brickell Avenue bridge is being floated by City Commissioner Francis Suarez. He said it’s part of a wider strategy to improve mass transit and reduce congestion in Miami.
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