Reference
Reference reports on Florida ground transport
Each page below records what an airport, a cruise port, a venue or a hospital says on its own website, in its own words and no further, cited with the date it was read. Nothing comes from a blog, a forum or a competitor, and what a source does not say is listed as plainly as what it does. The pages are checked against their sources every day.
Last content change 2026-11-02. Each page carries the date its own facts were read; the full reference list is on the sources page.
The reports
- What every Florida airport says about taxis and ride apps
5 airports' own rules on taxis, ride-app zones and pickup levels, and what each airport does not say.
- Florida cruise ports: what each port says about getting there
5 ports' own statements on taxis, ride-share, porters, drop-off, fees and the airport, with 28 cruise terminals' addresses and the lines the ports assign.
- Where you are dropped off at Florida's venues
Arenas, stadiums, halls and convention centres: where each venue's own page says ride-share and cars drop off and collect.
- Where the car drops you at Florida's hospitals
12 hospitals and cancer centres: entrances, valet locations, hours and fees from each hospital's own page.
- Where the car drops you at Florida's wedding venues
Six estates, museums and gardens: entrances, lots and event-day rules from each venue's own page.
- Where the car drops you at Florida's resorts
Sixteen resorts: valet fees, check-in, house cars and transfer lines from each resort's own page.
- Where the car meets you at South Florida's marinas
Five marinas: the address, office hours and what each operator's page says, and does not say, about arriving by car.
- Florida transfer fares
Every airport, port and city pair the site prices, with the road miles behind each fare and the method.
- Miami airport taxi fares
Miami-Dade's published metered tariff for trips from MIA and PortMiami, applied to common destinations.
- Florida rental car tolls
What the toll roads and the rental companies publish about paying tolls in a hired car.
- The Palm Beach airport's new name and code
The rename to President Donald J. Trump International Airport and the IATA code change, from the airport's own FAQ.
How to cite a page
APA style, with the date you read it, because the pages change when their sources do:
Quo. (2026). Where the car drops you at Florida’s hospitals. Retrieved [date], from https://www.quohouse.com/hospitals
Every outside fact on these pages has its own reference on the sources page, so a statement can be checked against the institution that made it rather than against this site. Quo is an independent car service and is not affiliated with any airport, port, venue, hospital or organiser named here.
For a figure the pages do not hold, or to ask how one was read: concierge@quohouse.com.
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