Miami Transit Director: Uber, Lyft
May Not Be The Answer
They are helpful, but unless they become financially stable, Uber and Lyft may not be Miami's answer to last-mile transit. Or so says the head of Miami-Dade County's transit planning organization.
Aileen Bouclé, the executive director of the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization, said ride-sharing app services do help the county's transit system with those connections between station and destination, but their financial instability makes them something the county may not be…
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