Corridor Profile
Neighborhoods
Active Fleets
Sidewalk width
Standard
Loading zones
None observed
Robot exclusions
Yes
Surface notes
Coco 100+ robots w/brand wraps. Serve in Brickell/Miami Beach/Coconut Grove. FL 12mph, cities cant ban. Coral Gables 7mph. Miami Beach requires flags/insurance. Brightline exclusion zone.
Viability notes
Serve operational (Brickell, Miami Beach, Coconut Grove). Coco operational. Waymo robotaxi. 4,573 EV stations metro. CRITICAL: Coco robot destroyed by Brightline train Jan 2026. Flooding is seasonal risk.
Corridor Events
Flagged for review (5)
Notes a human or agent specifically judged worth surfacing -- not routine, automatically-batched activity.
Sidewalk width analysis: Brickell area near SE 14th St - 4-5m wide, bike share narrows usable path
SE 14th St, Brickell · 117 SE 14th St, Miami, FL 33131 (near Four Seasons Hotel)
Source: Google Street View · verified
Brickell sidewalk has bike share station narrowing usable path. Flag businesses near bike share stations as having constrained robot access.
Miami-Dade pedestrian crash risk — Florida historically leads nation in pedestrian deaths
Miami, FL
Source: Agent Atlas research (Vision Zero context) · reported
Miami-Dade has elevated pedestrian crash risk. Florida leads nation in pedestrian deaths. Robot operations should account for this safety context, especially in Brickell high-foot-traffic areas.
Sidewalk width analysis: Lincoln Rd pedestrian mall (Miami Beach) - 5-6m+ wide, extensive outdoor dining creates narrow passages
Lincoln Rd pedestrian mall · Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Source: Google Street View (May 2021) · verified
Lincoln Rd pedestrian mall has extensive outdoor dining narrowing usable robot paths. Flag businesses on Lincoln Rd as having moderate robot navigation difficulty due to dining furniture clutter.
Coral Gables FL imposes robot restrictions: 7 mph sidewalk, yield to pedestrians, no loitering
Coral Gables, FL
Source: GovTech · verified
Coral Gables has 7 mph robot speed limit and yield-to-pedestrian rule. Businesses in Coral Gables with robot delivery must comply with local restrictions.
Miami Beach imposes stricter rules: delivery robots must carry safety flags, maintain insurance, follow stricter sidewalk rules
Miami Beach, FL
Source: Supply Chain 24/7 / GovTech · verified
Miami Beach requires safety flags and insurance for robots. Coral Gables has 7 mph speed limit. Flag Miami Beach businesses as having stricter robot delivery regulations — operators must carry flags and insurance.
Exclusion zones (10)
Standing no-go areas for this corridor -- reference rules, not recent events.
Robot activity (60)
Sightings reported in this corridor, most recent first.
+48 more sightings not shown. See the full history at /v1/corridors/miami.
Routine activity (35)
Ordinary city permits and utility work -- background context on construction and street activity, not robot-specific incidents.
Showing 8 most recent of 35 routine events. Full history: /v1/corridors/miami.
Verified by Atlas
- Baselined
- 2026-07-04
- Last audited
- 2026-07-07
- Events on record
- 112
Active Fleets
- Serve Robotics
- Coco
- Waymo
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