neighborhood has been known as a drug trafficking hub in the past. In recent years, the city, like most of the county (especially neighboring Delray Beach) has experienced a steady rise in heroin and opioid overdoses. As of the end of 2019, the crime rate in Boca Raton was down 26% over the preceding 13 years. Transportation Air The Boca Raton Airport (BCT) is a general aviation airport immediately adjacent to Florida Atlantic University and Interstate 95. It has a control tower which is staffed from 0700 to 2300. The Boca Raton Airport is publicly owned and governed by a seven-member Authority appointed by the City of Boca Raton and the Palm Beach County Commission. The airport is noted for a very high concentration of private jets and charter aviation, and the airspace surrounding the airport is in Class D airspace. All three of the Miami area's major commercial airports serve Boca Raton, though the city is located about equidistantly between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Palm Beach International Airport. Most commercial international flights to the region will pass through Miami International Airport, which can be accessed via I-95 and Florida State Route 112 by road or by using Tri-Rail. Highways State Road A1A is a north-south road lying between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. U.S. Highway 1, locally known as "Federal Highway", is a north-south highway passing through the city's downtown, commercial, and industrial districts in the eastern part of the city. U.S. Highway 441 (also known as State Road 7) is a north-south highway passing through commercial and residential districts west of the city limits. Interstate 95 bisects the city from north to south with four interchanges serving Boca Raton. Florida's Turnpike is a north-south highway passing through unincorporated Boca Raton, forming part of the city limits in the north, with one interchange at Glades Road. Glades Road is an east-west road between US 441 and US 1. Other major east-west roads include Palmetto Park Road and Yamato Road. Other major north-south roads include Military Trail and Jog Road / Powerline Road (Changes name on Glades Road). Rail The Tri-Rail commuter rail system serves the city with its Boca Raton station on the south side of Yamato Road just west of I-95. Freight service operated by CSX Transportation and Florida East Coast Railway also serve the city. Brightline has a station adjacent to the Boca Raton