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What if Miami’s vibrant light-rail system of the past existed in the Miami of today?
Let’s explore how the historic Miami Beach trolley route of the early 20th century would look through the Miami of the early 21st century.
Click on the video below. You’ll be taken on a virtual fly-through of the the no-longer-existing Miami Beach trolley line through the streets and neighborhoods of today. Please do enjoy for yourself and share with others!
Just imagine if this trolley were still up and running! Light-rail Baylink, anyone?
Also, be on the look-out for more TransitMiami geovisualizations in the near future!
Tagged with: Baylink • City of Miami • City of Miami Beach • GoogleEarth • History • Miami • Miami Beach • Public Transportation • Transit • Trolley
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