Miami-Dade County's Citizens' Independent Transportation Trust (CITT) is making strides in enhancing local transportation services, as discussed in their recent meeting on July 23, 2025. A key highlight was the ongoing recruitment of new ambassadors for trolleys and on-demand services, aimed at improving coverage in underserved areas. This initiative is part of a broader effort to gather community feedback and experiences, which will help refine transportation routes and services.

The meeting also addressed the performance of existing services, with current coverage remaining at about 50%. As ridership typically peaks in March and April, the CITT is focused on increasing engagement through community outreach and social media efforts. Early indicators suggest that these strategies are already yielding positive results.

Additionally, the CITT is planning a tour of the South Corridor, with hopes to finalize a date in late August or early September. While the exact launch date for new services remains under wraps, officials confirmed that it is still targeted for late summer, keeping the community informed and engaged.

Overall, the CITT is committed to continuous improvement and responsiveness to community needs, with plans for future focus groups and ongoing adjustments to email alerts and communication strategies. The emphasis on safety, on-time performance, and availability continues to be a priority as the trust works to enhance public transportation in Miami-Dade County.