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28 Mar Revamping public transport: A conversation with Transit Alliance Miami’s Azhar Chougle

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Transit Alliance Miami believes better public transit options will be good for Miami business owners, residents and the region’s economy.

 

Transit Alliance Miami may only be a few years old, but it has joined the city’s transportation advocacy scene with a bang. The alliance is the organization behind the Better Bus Project, a two-year, community-driven initiative to rebuild and redesign Miami-Dade County’s public bus routes. So far, the project has been endorsed by County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, who agreed to set aside $250,000 in county funds for the initiative. Azhar Chougle, director of Transit Alliance Miami, said the nonprofit managed to match that amount via fundraising in two months.