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PortMiami Traffic: If MIA Can Do It, Why Can’t the Port?

Last week, I dropped some people off at PortMiami. One week later, I went back to pick them up. What a nightmare. I sat there watching cars, buses, taxis, private vehicles and rideshare drivers trying to get in and out, and I kept asking myself: Why are we putting up with this? PortMiami is one of Miami-Dade County’s biggest economic engines, and it keeps getting bigger. The Port recently welcomed its 10 millionth cruise passenger of the fiscal …
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Miami's Community News broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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