Medley runs on freight, not tourism
Medley has 1,056 residents and roughly 1,800 businesses. On a weekday its population climbs past 60,000 - all of them driving in to work the warehouses, cold-storage floors and distribution yards packed between the Palmetto and the Turnpike. The town's own motto calls it "the perfect place for industrial development," and it means it. Almost every ride we run here is for work. Mail carries a Miami address and a 33166 or 33178 ZIP, so plenty of visitors don't realize Medley is its own municipality with its own police department until they see the town line.
Who we drive in Medley
Executives and auditors flying in to walk a distribution center. Freight forwarders and Latin America trade clients visiting Seaboard Marine. Site-selection teams touring the Medley-Doral industrial submarket in a single afternoon. We run regular transfers to Sysco's 550,000-square-foot facility, to the Titan Pennsuco cement plant on NW 121st Way, and to the cold-storage and aerospace-supply operations along NW 107th Avenue.
Six miles from MIA, but the traffic is trucks
Miami International sits about six miles southeast, typically twelve minutes on SR 826 when the road is clear. Medley's congestion isn't commuter traffic though - it's tractor-trailers swinging into loading docks along NW 74th Street and West Okeechobee Road. Our chauffeurs plan around it, and they know which industrial entrances a sedan can actually use and which will leave you idling behind a line of container chassis. Opa-locka Executive is a short run northeast for clients arriving by private aircraft; Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood is roughly 26 miles by the Turnpike.
Medley has no hotels, so we cover the commute
There is essentially nowhere to stay inside town limits, which means visiting teams base themselves in Doral, on Brickell, or at the MIA-corridor hotels and drive in each morning. That daily round trip is the ride we run most. Standing bookings for multi-day site visits are straightforward: same chauffeur, same vehicle, same pickup time, so a week of plant tours doesn't turn into a week of arranging cars. Named for Sylvester Medley, who farmed the land from 1905, the town incorporated in 1949 and has been industrial ever since.
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