Bicycle Connectivity

Miami-Dade County is celebrating Bike305 Month (March) by hosting the 10th Annual Bike305 Bike to Work Day event on Friday, March 3rd -- a day for residents to ride a bike to work even if, for many, it’s to and from their new workplaces at home, to show support for the event.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will lead a 6-mile police escorted bike ride from Haulover Park to City of Aventura Founders Park, demonstrating how easy it is to cycle to work, especially when combined with a trip on public transportation.

Learn how you can participate in this event by visiting the Bike305 page

Sustainachella is a series of workshops with the goal of helping the community embrace sustainability in their everyday lives. Learn more about upcoming workshops including our special webinar on bicycles and green transportation: Sustainachella

Bicycle repair stations are context-sensitive stands that include all the tools necessary to perform basic bike repairs and maintenance, from changing a flat tire to adjusting brakes and derailleurs, and are designed to handle all types of bicycles. The air pump includes a pressure gauge which ensures proper inflation pressures. Hanging the bike from the hanger arms allows the pedals and wheels to spin freely while making necessary adjustments. Users can easily scan the code on the station with their smartphone to access a variety of tutorials on how to perform bike repairs.

Garages providing for long-term bicycle parking, bike repair station and associated bicycle parking capacity at each is listed below:

• G3 at 1301 Collins Avenue – 14 spaces
• G4 at 1557 Washington Avenue – 6 spaces
• G5 at 640 17th Street – 65 spaces
• G6 at 400 West 42 Street – 9 spaces
• G7 at 1755 Meridian Avenue – 14 spaces
• G9 at 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue – 5 spaces

Additional bike repair stations are also available throughout the City at the following locations:

• Washington Avenue/11 Street
• Jefferson Avenue/11 Street
• Ocean Drive Beachwalk by 14 Street
• Venetian Way/Island Avenue East
• Alton Road/41 Street bus stop
• Beachwalk at 46 Street
• 71 Street/Biarritz Avenue bus stop
• Ocean Terrace/73 Street
• Harding Avenue/72 Street bus stop

The City has an extensive bicycle network throughout the community.

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The City of Miami Beach’s Department of Transportation works to ensure city residents and guest to our tropical paradise have a safe, efficient, balanced and environmentally sound transportation system.

Learn more about the biking initiatives led by the superstar team at the Transportation Department.