What is the SunGuideTMC for Miami-Dade?
The SunGuide TMC for Miami-Dade is operated by Florida Department of Transportation’s District VI. The TMC is a 32,000 square foot facility featuring a multi-screen wall and eight console workstations where the staff monitors and controls closed-circuit cameras, dynamic message signs, vehicle detectors and dispatches Road Rangers Service Patrol to clear accidents, remove debris, and assist stranded motorists. Another 18 consoles on three levels within the TMC house the Florida Highway Patrol’s Miami Regional Communications Center and Troop E of the Florida Highway Patrol and SmartRoute Systems which runs the 511 traveler information services, South Florida Commuter Services, the State Technology Office, the Florida Department o Law Enforcement, and the Florida Fish and Wild Game Conservation Commission have their regional offices at the TMC.
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