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Pembroke Pines Miramar C.B. Smith Park MIRAMAR Park & Ride Hollywood Blvd. Pines Blvd. TOWN 95 Express Pembroke Pines e e e e CENTER Flamingo Rd. Hiatus Road Pembroke Lakes Mall Connect to Connect to Connect to Tri-Rail This service operates every 30 minutes on weekdays Amtrak Station BCT Routes: BCT Routes: BCT Routes: Red Road Florida Turnpike University Breeze, 441 Breeze, 5,7,16,23 Broward County only from 5:45 a.m. until 8:45 a.m. from C.B. Smith Park 2, 7 7, 18 University Miami - Dade County located at Pines Boulevard & Flamingo Road and from Drive 3:55 p.m. until 6:55 p.m. from NW 8th Street & NW 1st 441 Avenue (Overtown Metrorail Station), with stops only at Broward County 95 the locations listed on the map to the right. Miami - Dade County 95 Parking: Free parking is conveniently located at the Park & 95 Express Miramar AM ONLY SR 112 Ride lot at C.B. Smith Park. Entrance is on Pines Boulevard at Flamingo Road. This service operates every 30 minutes on weekdays only LEGEND 20 ST from 6 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. from the Miramar Town Center NW 10 AVE CONNECTING ROUTES LEGEND NW 12 AVE and from 3:40 p.m. until 6:15 p.m. from NW 8th Street & PM ONLY MAIN # RT CONNECTING NW 1st Avenue (Overtown Metrorail Station), with stops NW 16 ST ROUTES Miami VA Hospital, O e Jackson Memorial Hospital ROUTE MAIN # RT only at the locations listed on the map to the right. TIMEPOINTS O CIVIC CENTER ROUTE e METRORAIL 95 TIMEPOINTS Parking: Parking is conveniently located at the Miramar NW 14 ST I-95 Town Center parking garage, 2nd floor. Complimentary e (University of Miami Hospital) Express stop e I-95 parking is offered to passengers with a 95 Express Express stop e parking hang tag, which can be obtained by calling South SR 836 Florida Commuter Services at 1-800-234-RIDE or visit www.1800234ride.com. 95 Southbound NW 1AVE Southbound * Buses exit NW 2 AVE NW 1AVE NW 2 AVE * Buses exit at NW 8th St NW 8 ST at NW 8th St NW 8 ST e e NW 5 ST Pembroke Pines NW 5 ST e e Miami-Dade Miami-Dade County County Government Center Government Center Metrorail/Metromover e NW 1 ST Metrorail/Metromover e NW 1 ST Station Station W. FLAGLER ST W. FLAGLER ST e MIAMI DOWNTOWN BUS TERMINAL e MIAMI DOWNTOWN BUS TERMINAL SW 1 ST SW 1 ST S Miami Ave S Miami Ave Miramar 95 Express Commuter Service Traveling between Broward and Miami-Dade Counties just got easier with Broward County Transit’s (BCT) new, enhanced 95 Express bus service, which offers a fast and convenient way to travel on weekdays during morning and afternoon peak travel hours to downtown Miami and now to Miami’s Civic Center/Health District. A new route from the Miramar Town Center will travel to the Civic Center/ Health District joining the current route that leaves from Emergency Ride Home Program C. B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines. The Emergency Ride Home program provides up to six free The 95 Express Bus travels via I-95 express lanes and offers emergency taxi rides per year to registered commuters in passengers a great alternative to driving stress-free without the event of an unexpected emergency 24 hours a day, traffic congestion and the expense of paying for gas and seven days a week. tolls. As an added value, Wi-Fi is available on board. For only *$85 a month, catching the 95 Express is the way to go! broward.org/bct The program is available to commuters who carpool, vanpool, ride transit, bicycle, or walk to work at least three Customer Service Center days a week. 954-357-8400 To learn more about the Emergency Ride Home program *Monthly pass is valid for 31 consecutive days from Hearing-speech impaired/TTY* 95 Express and to register, visit www.1800234ride.com and select the the date it is first used. 954-357-8302 Express Service to downtown Miami Emergency Ride Home Option or call 1-800-234-RIDE. *teletype machine required and Miami Civic Center/Health District This program is offered by South Florida Commuter Services, a program of the Florida Department of Transportation. Fares Premium Fare per trip - $2.35 Commuter Service *Senior/Youth/Medicare reduced fare per trip - $1.15 Premium 10-Ride Pass - $23.50 Premium 31-Day Pass - $85 *Proof of age, disability and photo ID required. Emergency Ride Find us on Home Program This public document was promulgated at a cost of $1,190 or $2.38 each to inform the public about the 95 Express. 12/10 .
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