Join us for a discussion with Patricia Zeiler, Executive Director, History Fort Lauderdale, as we navigate the early days of transportation in Fort Lauderdale. During this conversation, Greg and Patricia review how Mary Brickell, Julia Tuttle, Henry Flagler, and World War II changed travel and land use in Broward.
Have you ever wondered why Tri-Rail ended up where it is? Learn the answer in this episode with our guest Joe Yesbeck, P.E., Senior Vice President with TYLin. Joe has spent his life and career in South Florida and worked on some of the major transportation projects of that have shaped and reshaped our mobility landscape.
In this episode, we talk with Jenni Morejon, CEO & President of the Fort Lauderdale Downtown Development Authority (DDA). Jenni talks about the DDA's role in shaping Fort Lauderdale, recent changes in downtown, and the future.
Transportation is vital for business in Broward, yet it often involves complex, long-term improvements to keep things moving. How do we build and sustain momentum to see those things through? In this episode, Randall Vitale, Co-Chair of the Transportation Committee for the Broward Workshop, a non-profit business organization, sheds some light on what it takes, with lessons learned from the County transportation sales tax and more.
In this episode, Greg talks with City of Hollywood Vice Mayor Caryl Shuham about bikes, commuting options in the city, and how the city is working to address other issues.
Join us for a discussion with George Platt, a long-time resident and community leader in Broward. In this episode, Greg and George talk about the history of transportation and land use in Broward, review current issues, and share their thoughts for future opportunities.