Carmen Reyes-Velez

Miami Ground Transport Editor

Carmen Reyes-Velez covers Miami chauffeured and executive ground transport for Business Class Journal. Cuban-American, Coral Gables-based. She spent eight years on the operations desk at Marquis Jet Miami and four years at the Miami New Times city desk before joining BCJ in 2025. She drives the Brickell-to-Aventura corridor monthly, audits roughly 60 South Florida operators per year, and maintains a working knowledge of every FBO operator at MIA and OPF.

Recent reporting

corporate

Best Brickell Corporate Car Services in Miami (2026): A Wall Street South Operations Ranking

We ranked nine Miami corporate car services operators on the criteria that decide whether a Brickell financial district ground program survives the Wall Street South run-up: the Citadel Miami HQ rotation between 830 Brickell and the Coconut Grove campus, the family office buildup at 1450 Brickell and 600 Brickell, the Brickell Key residential-tower commuter pattern through the One Way Bridge and Brickell Key Drive, the JW Marriott Marquis at 255 Biscayne Boulevard Way and Four Seasons Brickell at 1435 Brickell as inbound principal arrival blocks, EDITION Faena and the Faena District as the South Beach overflow stay, the MIA airport handoff routing on the I-95 spine versus the MacArthur Causeway alternative, and the cross-corridor Coral Gables and Aventura family-office routing that the modern Brickell-anchored corporate-travel calendar structurally requires.

transfers

Best Black Car Services in Miami (2026): A Coral Gables Operations Review

We ranked nine Miami black car operators against the operational criteria that separate genuine executive chauffeur service from rideshare premium and from the SUV-with-a-suit informal market that flourishes between Brickell and Bal Harbour: pre-booking discipline, vehicle-class consistency, driver vetting depth, surge immunity through snowbird season and Art Basel week, and corporate billing infrastructure for a city where the snowbird-season demand spikes, Art Basel week density, and the private-residence circuits of Fisher Island and Bal Harbour redefine what 'on time' actually means.