Micromobility Networks

Micromobility networks allow commuters to travel short distances using lightweight, single-person vehicles, such as bicycles and scooters. In essence, a micromobility network offers shared mobility solutions that help better connect communities while prioritizing the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians.

Many cities in the country and around the world have been transforming traditional street designs into more Complete Streets by adding protected bike lanes, thus creating connected micromobility networks.

Miami-Dade County is also transforming its streets into shared-use roads to create a future-ready and better-connected community. As part of this mobility transformation, the County built its first Micromobility Network in Downtown Miami, which has helped change how cyclists and pedestrians travel in the area.

Ultimately, the plan is to continue building and expanding this and other micromobility networks throughout the County.

Details about the Downtown Miami Micromobility Network, which includes several miles of new protected bike lanes, can be found in the project fact sheet. 

• Micromobility Networks Fact Sheet