
Better transit changes lives but only when it's built around the people who ride it. Here's how ProKel makes a difference.

In North Miami Beach, ProKel has worked with the city to improve local service and connections to the regional network. The city's reference letter recognizes the modernized fleet, on-demand service changes, multilingual outreach and all-in-one rider app.

With Creole- and Spanish-speaking staff hired locally in North Miami, riders get help in the language they actually speak, removing a real barrier to access.

A minority-owned business with local offices, ProKel keeps management, dispatch, and driving jobs in the community, hiring and training neighbors to serve neighbors.

ProKel invests in South Florida year-round through the Police Athletic League, youth football (CYPSQUAD camp), and food & holiday drives for local families.
CBS Miami: the free app-based service connects residents to local transit and hubs such as Golden Glades.
Miami Herald: ProKel launches a free, no-reservation shuttle linking NW 79th Street and 7th Avenue to Metrorail.
Smart Cities Dive: a redesigned network lifts monthly riders from 4,000 to 10,000 and adds on-demand EVs.
COMTO: a profile of ProKel's leadership team and their views on women leading in the transportation field.








Miami Herald: ProKel launches a free, no-reservation shuttle linking NW 79th Street and 7th Avenue to Metrorail.
Smart Cities Dive: a redesigned network lifts monthly riders from 4,000 to 10,000 and adds on-demand EVs.
CBS Miami: the free app-based service connects residents to local transit and hubs such as Golden Glades.
COMTO: a profile of ProKel's leadership team and their views on women leading in the transportation field.
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