Updates include expanding its Downtown Miami fleet and extending coverage to serve Brickell and the Arts & Entertainment District. The company will transition the zone from a fixed-route circulator to a fully on-demand model that will operate 9 vehicles, including 6 new VW ID vans and 3 electric vehicles run by Miami Parking Authority, marking a significant shift in mobility access across Miami’s urban core. “As Downtown Miami continues to grow and evolve, it’s critical that transportation keeps pace,” says Jason Spiegel, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Freebee. “By expanding our on-demand sustainable mobility services, we’re creating a solution that works for everyone, from daily commuters and service workers to older adults and professionals, ensuring people of all ages and backgrounds can move through the city safely, easily and reliably.”; RideFreebee.com.
