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No, a Waymo did not hit a bicyclist in Miami. It was a human driver, police say

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By Martin Vassolo Verified
| Axios Miami Verified
Miami Beach Police have debunked an Instagram video posted by a popular "citizens journalism" account claiming that a Waymo hit a bicyclist on Tuesday in South Beach. Why it matters: As self-driving taxis expand across Miami, videos questioning their driving abilities have gone viral on social media, though Waymo's data suggests its cars are safer than human drivers.
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Florida company sells premium hurricane evacuation flights

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By Martin Vassolo Verified
| Axios Miami Verified
The next time a hurricane threatens Florida, most residents will either hunker down at home or evacuate by car. But a select few will be whisked out of the state on private planes. Why it matters: A new Florida company is selling premium evacuation flights for people who can afford it. "Don't evacuate, depart," is the tagline from PriorityEvac, which is selling $1,250-a-year memberships to residents with primary or secondary homes in Florida.
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Miami-Dade giving away 2,500 free trees in North Miami

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By Martin Vassolo Verified
| Axios Miami Verified
Illustration: Tiffany Herring/Axios Miami-Dade is giving away over 2,500 trees next weekend as part of its long-running Adopt-a-Tree program. Why it matters: Growing Miami's tree canopy is an effective way to cool down neighborhoods during hot summer months, County Commissioner Marleine Bastien said in a statement. Zoom in: Residents living in single-family and duplex properties in Miami-Dade can receive up to two free trees at FIU Biscayne Bay Campus in North Miami.
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