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10/07/2023

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10/04/2023

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10/02/2023

October is Pedestrian Safety Month. Learn more on how to stay safe on the road, whether you are a driver, walker or runner. Tel:3054038080 http://mobile.twostar.comcastbiz.net/

09/30/2023

Tambor en casa de Andres Ochosi en TWO STARS TRAFFIC & DRIVING SCHOOL of MIAMI DADE COUNTY INC. USA. Los choferes nuevos del condado Miami Dade County. Recuerda cuando mi madre fue expulsada del ICRT y transferida a la Agrupación de Teatros de la ciudad de la Habana, Cuba. Donde aprendí a pedirle dólares a los turistas, y artículos de valor con los negritos de la Havana Vieja y lo pongo en Ingles porque ellos todos eran ya yumas Cerca de La Bodeguita del Medio Empedrado 207. Ahi conocí a Pablo Milanés y a Silvio Rodriguez Eusrbio Leal, Amaury Perez Vidal y otros personajes que no voy a poner nombres personajes de la nueva trova cubana.

09/30/2023

From 2017-2020, 454 law enforcement officers were killed in traffic-related incidents.
Protect those who protect you. Always

09/29/2023

On January 6, 2023, Dave Kerner was appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis as Interim Executive Director of the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. On January 17, 2023, the Governor and Cabinet convened and voted unanimously to confirm his appointment as Executive Director of the Department.Executive Director Dave Kerner

Director Dave Kerner serves on behalf of Governor Ron DeSantis and the Cabinet as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer and Chief Administrator of the Department. Director Kerner is statutorily responsible for the day to day operation, direction, and management of the Department and all component Divisions and Offices. These Divisions and Offices include the Florida Highway Patrol, the Office of Inspector General, Office of the Deputy Executive Director, Office of the Chief of Staff, Office of General Counsel, Office of Communications, Office of Legislative Affairs, and the Division of Administrative Services.

Director Kerner is a Florida native. He is the son of a career law enforcement officer, and government service is a proud family tradition. He has served conintuously in appointed or elected public office since 2004, when at the age of 19, he was sworn in as a Florida law enforcement officer. While serving as County Mayor of Palm Beach County, Director Kerner was appointed by Governor Ron DeS​​antis to the Statewide Re-Open Florida Task Force. Director Kerner served two terms in Florida House of Representatives as the Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee. His prior government experience includes service as a Police Officer and a Special Prosecutor.

Director Kerner is a proud Florida Gator, having graduated from the University of Florida and the University of Florida College of Law. At the age of 20, while enrolled fulltime at the University of Florida, Director Kerner was honored as the “Police Officer of the Year” for the City of Alachua, and also served as a Fraternal Order of Police Union Representative and Field Training Officer.

09/29/2023

Nuestra misión es brindar seguridad y protección en las carreteras a través de la excelencia en el servicio, la educación y el cumplimiento. Los miembros de nuestro departamento en todo el estado están dedicados a cumplir esta misión. https://twostarstraffic.business.site/

09/28/2023

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09/27/2023

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At TWO STARS TRAFFIC INC.of Miami Dade County our motto is: WHOEVER YOU ARE. YOU'RE WELCOME HERE. The words may seem simple, but the work that goes into achieving that mission is much more difficult. The services we provide touch the lives of nearly every Floridian, as well as the millions of visitors who come to our state every year.

Ensuring safety on highways and providing quality service to motorists is no small task when you are the third largest state in the U.S. With more than 15 million driver licenses and over 19 million vehicle registrations issued, and more than 30 million miles of roads patrolled by troopers each year, the job of TWO STARS TRAFFIC INC. of Miami Dade Coutny may seem daunting, but it’s a challenge our employees gladly accept every day.

That challenge is ever changing. WWW.TWOSTARSTRAFFIC.COM is committed to proactively protecting our roadways, enhancing onsite services for motorists, improving customer service and building on relationships with our strategic partners. To do so, we must keep pace with technology.

We appreciate that you have taken the time to visit our website. As you explore our site, you will see the ways we are using technology to better serve you. Our Virtual Office allows you to renew a driver license or vehicle registration. You can use our Emergency Contact Information program to securely register contact information that law enforcement can only access in the case of an emergency. Our Traffic Crash and Road Condition page provides access to the latest information on travel conditions. Remember you'll always find us on GOOGLE, GOOGLE + and FACEBOOK.

Enjoy Florida, but do so safely. Always buckle up and keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road and your mind on driving! Thanks for stopping by.

09/25/2023

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09/24/2023

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09/24/2023

At some point in the day, everyone is a pedestrian. Unfortunately, pedestrian injuries and fatalities remain high. In 2021, 7,388 pedestrians were killed – a 13% increase from 2020 – and more than 60,000 pedestrians were injured nationwide. NHTSA raises awareness of the dangers to pedestrians and provides tips to keep pedestrians safe.

09/24/2023

Meet the director of Miami Dade Transit.
Eulois Cleckley - Director and CEO
Eulois Cleckley serves as the Director and CEO of the Department of Transportation and Public Works for Miami-Dade County. As Director and CEO, Cleckley oversees the 15th largest public transit system in the country and the largest transit agency in the State of Florida. With approximately 4,000 employees, DTPW is one of the largest departments in Miami-Dade County government serving a population of 2.8 million residents.

Cleckley was the previous Executive Director of the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) for the City and County of Denver. Cleckley led the creation of DOTI, and as Executive Director, he ran one of the city’s largest and most dynamic departments focused on modernizing Denver’s transportation system, constructing public facilities, maintaining sanitary and sewer systems and providing solid waste removal, recycling and composting services.

Cleckley previously worked for the Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC), where he served as the Deputy Director of the Metropolitan Planning Organization which covers the eight-county Houston-Galveston region and provided overall strategic direction related to city and regional transportation planning, project development and implementation.

Prior to his work with the HGAC, Cleckley served as Chief of Statewide and Regional Planning, and later acting Chief of the Field Operations Division, for Washington, D.C.’s District Department of Transportation (DDOT). His previous experience includes private consulting for local and state governments and working as a transportation specialist at the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) and serving as the founder and CEO of a non-profit organization focused on community and business engagement.

In June 2020, Cleckley was unanimously elected to serve as President for the Colorado Chapter of the Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO), a national not-for-profit organization founded in 1971 and established to provide a forum for minority professionals in the transportation industry.

Mr. Cleckley has Transportation and Economics degrees from North Carolina A&T State University and a Global Logistics Specialist Professional Designation from California State University. He served as the President of the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) and is a member of the Transportation Research Board (TRB).

09/24/2023

Under Florida law, Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of alcoholic beverages, chemical substances, or controlled substances is one offense, proved by impairment of normal faculties or an unlawful blood alcohol or breath alcohol level of . 08 or above. https://twostarstraffic.business.site/

09/24/2023

09/23/2023

The County Commission passed an ordinance on August 2, 1960, creating the Metropolitan Transit Authority which aimed to unify all private transit agencies in Metropolitan Dade County into one countywide service.

09/21/2023

https://lianettaperellopoetry.business.site/ Lianetta Perello owner of TWO STARS TRAFFIC & DRIVING SCHOOL of MIAMI DADE COUNTY INC. at the age of 9 in East Havana Cuba.
My sister at the age of 10 years old in East Havana Cuba.
Mi hermana Lianetta Perello en el apt 36 zona 18 Alamar Habana Del Este AlamarCuba Esta foto cortezia de Yordanka Cuzade nuestras bellas vecinas criollas de calidad. De las Playas del Este hoy alrededor del mundo y siguen siendo bellas. Esta foto toma lugar ahi mientras se counstruia el Micro X de donde vienen los Orishas. Y no podemos olvidar nuestras playas Bacuranao, Celimar, Tarara, Mar Azul, Guanabo y otras. Pinomar, Las Terrazas, Villa las Brisas, El Guanabo Club. Todas las hijas de Pablo Milanes son bellas Haydee, Liam, Suylen, Lynn las herederas de la nueva trova cubana. Lianetta is a big part of that her mum Arelis Pal was part of the cuban movement for cultural acknowledgment and pride. Did you know that Jazz was borned in New Orleans with Cuban roots.

La nueva trova es un movimiento dentro de la música cubana que emergió durante los años sesenta, después del establecimiento de la Revolución cubana (enero de 1959) y sus consiguientes cambios políticos y sociales.

Tuvo sus raíces en la trova tradicional cubana, pero se diferenció de esta debido a que su contenido fue político, en un sentido muy amplio. La nueva trova combinó música popular tradicional con textos progresistas y frecuentemente politizados, y estuvo relacionada con el movimiento de la nueva canción latinoamericana, especialmente con la argentina. Algunos de los miembros de la nueva trova fueron también influenciados por el rock y la música pop de su época.

El estilo de la nueva trova posee una estrecha relación con la Revolución cubana, que se evidencia en sus textos, los cuales, según Helio Orovio, «tratan de escapar de las banalidades cotidianas, mediante la concentración en los ideales del socialismo, la injusticia, el sexismo, el colonialismo, el racismo y otros temas similares». La dirigente revolucionaria Haydée Santamaría apadrinó e impulsó la creación de este movimiento, con el propósito de integrar a jóvenes y talentosos creadores al proceso revolucionario, y utilizarlos para su promoción a nivel internacional.1​

A finales del año 1969, Alfredo Guevara ―director del ICAIC (Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematográficos), creó el Grupo de Experimentación Sonora del ICAIC que agrupó a los jóvenes músicos de la nueva trova.

La agrupación estuvo integrada en sus inicios por Leo Brouwer, Silvio Rodríguez, Pablo Milanés, Noel Nicola, Eduardo Ramos, Sergio Vitier y Leonardo Acosta (1933-2016). Más tarde se incorporaron también Sara González, Emiliano Salvador, Pablo Menéndez y Amaury Pérez, entre otros.2​

Así mismo, Rafael de la Torre (1952-2021), Cubano nacido en Camagüey, integró el grupo de músicos que crearon la Nueva Trova Cubana. 3​

Influencias
La nueva trova forma parte del movimiento latinoamericano de la nueva canción, la cual tendía a utilizar textos que fueran literariamente autoconscientes, sofisticados y elaborados formal y académicamente.4​Esta también recibió la influencia del filin cubano, un movimiento de canción romántica que se desarrolló entre los años cuarenta y sesenta.

Pablo Milanés fue uno de los exponentes del filin que más tarde se convirtió en uno de los pilares de la nueva trova.5​

Aproximadamente al mismo tiempo en que emerge la nueva trova cubana, otros movimientos similares ganaban popularidad a nivel internacional, como parte de un «renacimiento raigal». Aquellos movimientos promovieron la utilización de música folklórica y tradicional con textos de contenido político.

La nueva trova fue principalmente influenciada por la nova cançó española, el canto nuevo boliviano, el canto livre portugués, así como la nova canção y el tropicalismo brasileño. Aproximadamente en esa misma época, adquirieron gran popularidad algunos puertorriqueños como Roy Brown, Andrés Jiménez, Antonio Cabán Vale, y el grupo Haciendo Punto en otro Son.4​6​7​

La nueva trova estuvo inspirada en la actitud rebelde y contestataria de artistas estadounidenses de protesta como Bob Dylan y Joan Báez. Criticaba los abusos del gobierno de los Estados Unidos y de sus países títeres Otras influencias fueron Los Beatles (aunque hasta los años noventa estuvieron oficialmente prohibidos), el uruguayo Daniel Viglietti, y el español Joan Manuel Serrat.

Activismo
Tanto en Cuba como en Puerto Rico, las letras politizadas de la nueva trova fueron frecuentemente críticas de la política exterior de Estados Unidos.

Los cantantes puertorriqueños concentraron principalmente su atención en la isla de Vieques, la cual era utilizada como base de entrenamiento de soldados estadounidenses.

Silvio Rodríguez y Pablo Milanés se convirtieron en los más destacados exponentes de ese estilo.

Carlos Puebla y Joseíto Fernández fueron viejos trovadores que apoyaron la Revolución, pero solamente Carlos Puebla compuso canciones dedicadas a la Revolución cubana: La reforma agraria, Duro con él, Ya ganamos la pelea y el Son de la alfabetización fueron algunas de sus composiciones de aquella época.

El Gobierno cubano ofreció amplio apoyo a aquellos músicos que estaban dispuestos a componer y cantar canciones prorrevolucionarias o antiestadounidenses, y esto representaba un gran estímulo en una época en la que a los músicos tradicionales les resultaba difícil ganarse la vida.

En 1967, la Casa de las Américas patrocinó en La Habana el Primer Festival de Canción Protesta.

Tania Castellanos, una cantautora relacionada con el movimiento del filin (feeling, género parecido al bolero), compuso una canción titulada Por Ángela, en apoyo a la disidente afroestadounidense Angela Davis.

César Portillo de la Luz compuso otra canción llamada Oh, valeroso Viet Nam, que sumaba críticas a la injusta Guerra de Vietnam (1955-1975).8​

Se pueden encontrar ejemplos de estilos no políticos dentro de la nueva trova, como en el caso de Liuba María Hevia, cuyas letras se enfocan en temas más tradicionales, como el amor y la soledad, compartiendo con otros miembros del movimiento un estilo altamente poético. En el otro lado del espectro, el cantautor Carlos Varela es famoso en Cuba por su crítica a algunos aspectos de la Revolución cubana.

De igual manera, existen canciones de gran calidad lírica y musical, entre las cuales destaca Hasta siempre, comandante de Carlos Puebla.5​

Después del Período Especial de los años noventa, otros géneros empezaron a remplazar a la nueva trova. En los años 2000, el rap cubano empezó a cubrir la necesidad de expresión de los nuevos jóvenes músicos cubanos.9

09/20/2023

Have you notice the nice Miami Dade Police cruisers with a dark green color that's in memory of director Fred Taylor.
We are the State of Florida first line of defense by providing safety tips, tricks and skills to create better TWO STARS TRAFFIC & DRIVING SCHOOL of MIAMI DADE COUNTY INC. drivers. Taylor served as director of the Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD) from 1986 to 1997. In response to this request the Community Relations Board (CRB) conducted a survey in order to obtain more information on community perceptions about Mr. Taylor�s tenure
and the proposal to rename the MDPD headquarters.

The Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD), formerly known as the Metro-Dade Police Department (1981–1997), Dade County Public Safety Department (1957–1981), and the Dade County Sheriff's Office (1836–1957), is a county police department serving Miami-Dade County. The MDPD has approximately 4,700 employees, making it the largest police department in the southeastern United States and the eighth largest in the country.[1] The department is still often referred by its former name, the Metro-Dade Police or simply Metro.
The MDPD operates out of eight district stations throughout Miami-Dade County and several specialized bureaus. The MDPD is internationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, as well as at the state level by the Florida Commission for Law Enforcement Accreditation. The current director of the department is Alfredo Ramirez III,[2] who succeeded Juan J. Perez. The department's headquarters are located in Doral, Florida.[3]
Miami-Dade Police officers wear taupe/brown uniforms. Their vehicles are green and white.[citation needed]
History
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An MDPD Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor parked outside Hard Rock Stadium in the former livery.
An MDPD Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor in the former livery design.
The Dade County Sheriff's Office was created in 1836 to serve the newly created County of Dade, which originally consisted of the area comprising the present-day counties of Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin. In the early years, the entire area was policed by as few as three deputies on horseback, and Dade's sheriffs were appointed by the governor. In 1899, the office of the sheriff became an elected position. By 1915, the jurisdiction area had been reduced to its present size of approximately 2,139 square miles.[4]
In 1957, the metropolitan form of government was established, and the Dade County Sheriff's Office was subsequently renamed the Public Safety Department. The Public Safety Department's organizational structure, as determined by the metropolitan charter, included responsibility for police and fire protection, the jail and stockade, civil defense, animal control, and motor vehicle inspection. In 1960, the Public Safety Department also assumed responsibility for police operations at the Port of Miami and Miami International Airport.[4] By 1966, the Public Safety Department had approximately 850 sworn officers in its ranks. That year a long-standing controversy over the selection/election procedure for choosing a county sheriff was resolved by voter mandate. Subsequently, non-elected sheriffs were appointed by the county manager as "Director of the Public Safety Department and Sheriff of Metropolitan Dade County."
In August 1968, roughly coincident with the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach, rioting broke out in Liberty City. Unable to control the situation, the Florida Highway Patrol and National Guard were brought in. Claiming they were being attacked by snipers, the police killed three people. No one was injured by sniper fire, and no weapons were found.[5]: 202
In 1973, the responsibility for running the county's jails was transferred to the newly created Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. By that year, the Public Safety Department had also been divested of all other non-police responsibilities in order to concentrate entirely on law enforcement services. In July 1981, the Public Safety Department was renamed the Metro-Dade Police Department.
In September 1997, voters decided to change the county's name to Miami-Dade County. As such, the department was renamed the Miami-Dade Police Department the following December.[4]
On September 13, 2007, four Miami-Dade Police Department officers were shot by a suspect with an AK-47, resulting in the death of one officer, Jose Somohano. Another officer suffered a serious leg injury. The suspect, Shawn Sherwin Labeet, fled the scene but was found in an apartment complex later that day. He was cornered in a poolhouse bathroom by members of Miami-Dade Police Special Response Team (equivalent to SWAT), and was shot and killed when he refused to drop a pistol he was holding.
On the morning of Thursday, January 20, 2011, two Miami-Dade Police officers were shot and killed by a homicide suspect, Johnny Sims. According to Miami-Dade Police Director James Loftus, the MDPD fugitive warrant team were assisting the U.S. Marshals Service in the city of Miami in apprehending the suspect, for whom a murder warrant had been issued. Police arrived at the suspect's mother's house and made contact with a member of the family, when the suspect surprised police by opening fire. Detective Roger Castillo, a 21-year veteran, was shot in the head and died at the scene, and Detective Amanda Haworth, a 23-year veteran, was shot several times and taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital's Ryder Trauma Center in grave condition. She underwent emergency surgery there, but died shortly thereafter. The suspect, Sims, was shot and killed by another detective at the scene.
In December 2019, the Miami-Dade Police Department came under scrutiny after a shootout in Miramar. MDPD officers, as well as police from other agencies, responded to fleeing robbers who carjacked a United Parcel Service van and took the UPS driver hostage. After a car chase, the MDPD killed the two suspects, the UPS driver, and an innocent bystander. The department received criticism for its officers' behavior, which included firing into open traffic and using civilian vehicles for cover.[6] A total of 19 officers fired guns during the shootout, including 15 MDPD officers, 3 Miramar Police Department officers, and 1 Pembroke Pines Police Department officer.[7]
Organization
MDPD police stations include:[8]
Northwest District Station (Miami Lakes)
Northside District Station (West Little River)
Midwest District Station (Doral)
South District Station (Cutler Ridge)
Kendall District Station (Kendall)
Intracoastal District Station (North Miami Beach)
Airport District Station (Miami International Airport, Florida)
West District Station (The Hammocks)
Contracted municipalities
Town of Miami Lakes (1)
Village of Palmetto Bay (4)
Town of Cutler Bay (4)
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09/18/2023

09/17/2023

Our mission is to provide highway safety and security through excellence in service, education and enforcement. Our department members around the state are dedicated to accomplishing this mission. https://twostarstraffic.business.site/
“Strong women aren’t simply born. We are forged through the challenges of life. With each challenge, we grow mentally, emotionally, and physically. We move forward with our head held high and a strength that cannot be denied. A woman who’s been through the storm and survived. We are warriors.”

09/15/2023

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"Two Stars Traffic" Quien Quiera Que Seas. Aqui Eres Bienvenido. Donde puedes tomar el examen escrito de la licencia clase E aprobado por el Departamento de Seguridad Vial y Vehículos Motorizados de Florida en los 67 condados de la Florida. Eliminar puntos en tu licencia de conducir, tomar cursos de conducción defensivos como El BDI BAsic Driving Improvement Course entre otros y ser conectado con un instructor de manejo de tu elección Certificado por el Estado de la Florida.

09/14/2023

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09/14/2023

Cars: worst mixer ever. Always

09/14/2023

You have one job behind the wheel. Always

09/13/2023

09/13/2023

"Two Stars Traffic Inc. Whoever you are. You're welcome here. Where you can take the written exam approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles in all 67 Florida Counties. Eliminate points on your driver's licence, take defensive driving courses and be connected with a driving instructor of your choice approved by the State of Florida."

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09/12/2023

09/08/2023

The Miami-Dade Police Department will commit its resources in partnership with the community to promote a safe and secure environment, maintain order, provide for the safe and expeditious flow of traffic, and practice our core values of integrity, respect, service and fairness.

09/07/2023

09/06/2023

An Alert Driver ⚠️ can avoid a Crash.

09/01/2023

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08/28/2023

Recien llegado a los Estados Unidos? Se muda a Miami de otro estado? Tiene hijos adolescentes? TWO STARS 🌟 🌟 TRAFFIC INC. es la soluciòn. Ofrecemos el Curso de Alcohol 🍸 y Dr**as, el Examen Escrito de la licencia Clase E, cursos defensivos de manejo y tickets 🎟 de trafico.

Quien Quiera Que Seas. Aqui Eres Bienvenido. Whoever you are. You're Welcome here.

08/25/2023

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08/24/2023

If you’re driving, always watch out for cyclists, especially at dawn, dusk and in hard-to-see conditions.