🏛️ Everyday Essentials
Getting around Pembroke Pines without a car — Broward County Transit buses, a free city shuttle, and an express coach to Miami. Plus what you should know about routes, fares, and making connections.
🚌 Getting Around
Pembroke Pines is a car-oriented suburb, but you do have options for getting around without one — especially for commuting, senior transportation, and local errands.
Broward County Transit operates multiple bus routes through Pembroke Pines connecting to major destinations across Broward County. Routes 2, 5, 7, 8, 16, and The Breeze limited-stop service serve Pembroke Pines. Standard BCT fare applies. The Breeze offers faster, limited-stop service along major corridors.
The City of Pembroke Pines operates a free community bus service within city limits — no charge to ride. Connects residential areas with shopping centers, City Hall, parks, and BCT bus stops for connections to the wider county network. Gold and Blue routes cover different areas of the city.
The 95 Express Route 109 connects Pembroke Pines (C.B. Smith Park area) and Miramar to Miami Civic Center via I-95 express lanes. A commuter-oriented coach service with Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and luggage storage. Park-and-ride at C.B. Smith Park — approximately 45-minute trip to downtown Miami.
Download the Broward County Transit mobile app for the easiest way to plan trips, track buses in real time, and pay fares. The app covers all BCT routes serving Pembroke Pines plus connections to Miami-Dade Transit and Tri-Rail. Google Maps also has full BCT route and schedule data — just set your transit mode and go.
If you're new to Pembroke Pines transit, start with the free Community Bus. It covers the city's main corridors — shopping centers, City Hall, medical facilities, and connections to BCT bus stops. It's a low-risk way to learn the system, and the drivers are typically happy to explain connections and stops to new riders.
Transit information compiled from Broward County Transit, the City of Pembroke Pines, and 95 Express. Routes, schedules, and fares are subject to change. Always check the BCT website or app for current service information, especially during holidays or service adjustments.
Also see our Government Services guide and Emergency Preparedness guide.
Pembroke Pines is primarily a car-dependent suburb. Public transit works well for commuting and targeted trips but may not cover every neighborhood or off-peak schedule.
From hospitals to government services and emergency preparedness — practical resources for daily life in Pembroke Pines.
