How does RYDA prepare vehicles for hurricane season?
All Miami fleet vehicles are stored in indoor, elevated, climate-controlled facilities. During named storms, additional storm shutters and continuous monitoring engage.
Year-round
All Miami vehicles are stored in indoor, climate-controlled facilities elevated above the FEMA flood zone. Standard storage conditions hold humidity at 45–55% and temperature at 68–72°F. Year-round, this protects against humidity-related corrosion, paint deterioration, and electronics issues.
During hurricane season (June–November)
- Daily NOAA monitoring; alerts trigger preparation protocols 96+ hours before landfall projections.
- All vehicles relocated to interior bays, away from facility perimeter.
- Storm shutters engage on all storage facility windows.
- Backup generators tested and ready to maintain climate control during power outages.
- Active member bookings during the warning window are recalled and refunded.
After the storm
Each vehicle gets a post-storm inspection (humidity check, electronics test, full visual inspection) before bookings resume. Affected members get priority on rebooking.
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