To explore Miami’s diverse neighborhoods, you might need a car or public transportation to go from one to another. But then, each neighborhood is quite walkable on its own, and some even offer free trolleys.
Many locals, especially in this era of remote work, will hang out in their own neighborhood most of the time, and take an Uber when they venture elsewhere. Some areas, like South Beach and Brickell, are so happening that you don’t even need to go anywhere else.
Fit and health-conscious Miamians might sneak a bicycle workout in while commuting or running errands. Miami has been getting more and more safe bike lanes lately, making it a great way to explore the city and enjoy its sunny, breezy weather.
In the last couple of years, on-demand scooters, like Lime, have gained lots of popularity among young people, especially in Brickell. Sometimes, it even turns out faster and cheaper than an Uber ride.
Other people still prefer to get around in a car, which can cause rush hour traffic. But, while waiting, there’s nothing quite like dancing in your car seat to some Latin beats on one of the local radio stations.