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Part OneFive years of the transit tax
County leaders promised to bring Miami-Dade Transit into the 21st Century once voters approved a long-sought sales tax in 2002. But five years and more than $800 million later, the county has spent more than half the new money on routine Transit operations and maintenance.
Part TwoExpensive empty buses
The promises that preceded the 2002 Transit tax vote have come up as empty as the Route 82 bus. In January, it served so few passengers that it cost Miami-Dade County taxpapers $30 a ride about 13 times the average cost of a Miami-Dade bus.
Part ThreeGetting back on track
Miami-Dade Commissioners are set this week to consider various ways to put the county's wayward transit system back on track. They would all cost you more money.
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Analyzing the promised Metrorail corridors
Overview: Five years of the Miami-Dade transit tax
A tour in photos through today's transit system
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