Chris Persaud

2 weeks ago | palmbeachpost.com | Chris Persaud

West Palm Beach residents in select neighborhoods north of downtown can enter a raffle to win e-bikes. The raffles, hosted by nonprofit WPBgo and funded by the Knight Foundation, aim to provide affordable transportation options. West Palm Beach residents north of downtown can enter a raffle starting the evening of May 23 to win e-bikes worth $900 to $1,100.

2 weeks ago | palmbeachpost.com | Chris Persaud

This new route is currently the only nonstop option between the two cities. Low-cost airline Allegiant Air will start flying directly between the Fort Lauderdale area and the Midwest city that calls Notre Dame University home. Flights between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a favorite of Palm Beach County passengers, and South Bend International in South Bend, Indiana, start Aug. 29, with one-way fares as low as $59, the company said May 21. Flights will take three hours.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chris Persaud

Low-cost airline Allegiant Air will start flying directly between the Fort Lauderdale area and the Midwest city that calls Notre Dame University home. Flights between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, a favorite of Palm Beach County passengers, and South Bend International in South Bend, Indiana, start Aug. 29, with one-way fares as low as $59, the company said May 21. Flights will take three hours.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chris Persaud

The cheapest trips on Brightline can take you up and down some of the most heavily congested parts of South Florida or to and from Orlando, but each trip can easily cost as much as a tank of gasoline. Fortunately, the privately run passenger train offers discounts on its double-digit fares, even on trains that run during its more popular times. One-way fares on Brightline's cheapest seats that usually cost more than $50 can be bought for dozens of dollars less.

2 weeks ago | palmbeachpost.com | Chris Persaud

The cheapest trips on Brightline can take you up and down some of the most heavily congested parts of South Florida or to and from Orlando, but each trip can easily cost as much as a tank of gasoline. Fortunately, the privately run passenger train offers discounts on its double-digit fares, even on trains that run during its more popular times. One-way fares on Brightline's cheapest seats that usually cost more than $50 can be bought for dozens of dollars less.