The Crossings at a glance
- Typical arrival: 35–60 min — the live window is confirmed on the call
- ZIP codes: 33186
- Main corridors: SW 88th St (Kendall Dr), SW 120th St, FL Turnpike, SW 137th Ave
- Official site: www.miamidade.gov
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The Crossings is the subdivision block between Kendall Drive and SW 120th Street in west Kendall — the Turnpike on its east edge and SW 137th Avenue on the west. At.
88th to 120th, Turnpike to 137th
The Crossings’ borders are a clean box: Kendall Drive (SW 88th Street) north, SW 120th Street south, the Turnpike east and SW 137th Avenue west. Calls along the edges are straightforward; inside the box, give the subdivision street plus the border road you entered from.
A townhouse-and-lake interior
Like its neighbors, The Crossings is lakes, townhouses and loop streets — easy to live in, easy to get turned around describing. The street plus the nearest border avenue places the call; a WhatsApp pin is faster still on the inner loops.
Practical notes for a Crossings call
Name the border first — 88th, 120th or 137th — then the interior street, and the call routes itself. The Turnpike side is only a fence here, so ‘near the Turnpike’ means the east edge of the neighborhood, not a highway call.
The Kendall Drive edge
SW 88th Street is the community’s front door and its heaviest road — a car that dies there should get out of the travel lanes before anything else, even if that means limping into a plaza entrance or an interior street. Once parked, describe the spot by the interior street name; dispatch knows the subdivision entrances off each border road.
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Reference points in The Crossings
A dropped WhatsApp pin beats everything, but in The Crossings a call anchored to Devon-Aire Park, the Kendall Drive edge or the SW 120th Street corridor still gets the truck to the right streets. The Kendall Drive edge narrows it down just as fast.
Questions from The Crossings drivers
What is the arrival window for The Crossings?
Budget 35–60 minutes for the trip in normal conditions.
Do you come inside the subdivision streets?
Yes — give the street name plus the border road nearest it: 88th, 120th, 137th or the Turnpike side.
Stalled on Kendall Drive at the community's north edge — what do you need?
Direction of travel and the nearest cross street; if it still rolls, a side street off 88th is the safer place to wait.
Is The Crossings inside your coverage area?
Yes — southwest Miami-Dade, covered 24/7.
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