It works to an extent: the real issues only have long-term solutions though.
The biggest issue is that Miami doesn't have a dense core in terms of things to do. It doesn't have a core where you can live, work, and have a large, large variety of fun things to do. Whenever I'd stay overnight there with some friends, we'd notice how we couldn't get to anywhere fun, especially later at night, because everything fun required a bus ride or two from the metro, going west of Metrorail.
Sure, you could expand the metro towards more points of interest, but it won't solve the issue that south Florida, including the Miami area, is so spread out.
>>1782986>even the service patterns aren't badBruh, be northwest of Earlington Heights, where only the green line is running, on a weekend. Then things come every thirty minutes. The biggest issue is if you're transferring from Tri-Rail to Metrorail and you barely miss one.
>>1783234>all the cuban neighborhoods are all so densely packed that there's no space to buildCould build it elevated over the roads, like they do in Chicago.
