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Reading a Timetable - It’s Easy 1. The map shows the exact bus route. Broward County Transit 2. Major route intersections are called time points. Time points are shown with the symbol 1 . 3. The timetable lists major time points for bus route. 95 EXPRESS Listed under time points are scheduled departure times. 4. Reading from left to right, indicates the time for ROUTE 109 each bus trip. PEMBROKE PINES/MIRAMAR 5. Arrive at the bus stop five minutes early. Buses operate as close to published timetables as traffic WEEKDAY SCHEDULE conditions allow. CB Smith Park/Anisin Sports Complex to downtown Miami/Brickell Information: 954-357-8400 Effective 8/8/21 Hearing-speech impaired/TTY: 954-357-8302 This publication can be made available in alternative formats upon request by contacting 954-357-8400 or TTY 954-357-8302. This symbol is used on bus stop signs to indicate accessible bus stops. New Schedule Monday – Friday • Face Covering Required • Maintain Social Distancing Real Time Bus Information MyRide.Broward.org BROWARD COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS An equal opportunity employer and provider of services. 3,500 copies of this public document were promulgated at a gross cost of Broward.org/BCT $604, or $.173 per copy, to inform the public about the Transit Division’s schedule and route information. Printed 8/21 954-357-8400 SOUTHBOUND • C.B. Smith Park & Ride & NORTHBOUND • Miami/Brickell & Miami/Brickell C.B. Smith Park & Ride BRICKELL STATION SE 13 ST & BRICKELL AVE NW 8 ST & 2 AVE ANSIN SPORTS COMPLEX C.B. SMITH PARK & RIDE C.B. SMITH PARK & RIDE ANSIN SPORTS COMPLEX NW 8 ST & 1 AVE SE 13 ST & BRICKELL AVE BRICKELL STATION 1 2 3 5 6 6 5 4 2 1 5:35a 5:50a 6:18a 6:32a G 7:10a 7:42a 6:05a 6:21a 6:53a 7:10a 3:20p 3:27p 3:47p 4:37p 4:45p 6:30a 6:46a 7:21a 7:39a G 3:50p 3:57p 4:16p 5:09p 5:17p 6:55a 7:12a 7:49a 8:10a G 4:20p 4:27p 4:46p 5:41p 5:49p G 7:20a 7:37a 8:16a 8:39a G 4:35p 4:42p 5:01p 5:56p 6:05pG 8:00a 8:17a 8:56a 9:18a G 4:50p 4:57p 5:16p 6:11p 6:20p G 8:20a 8:37a 9:16a 9:37a G 5:20p 5:27p 5:45p 6:40p 6:49p G 5:45p 5:52p 6:10p 7:02p 7:10p G 5:00p 5:55p 6:15p 6:22p 6:40p 7:27p 7:34p G 5:32p 6:27p 6:45p 6:52p 7:10p 7:51p 7:57p G The BCT 95 Expess bus stops at these locations ONLY, NUMBERS IN BOXES REFER TO TIME POINTS ON MAP Monday through Friday a.m. and p.m. peak hours. Times with the letter “G” after them indicate bus returns to garage. MORNING PEAK SOUTHBOUND AFTERNOON PEAK NORTHBOUND 1 CB Smith Park & Ride 6 Brickell Metrorail Station Pines Blvd. & Flamingo Rd. SE 8th St. & SE 1st Ave. Pines Blvd. & SW 114th Ave. Brickell Ave. & SE 8th St Hiatus Rd. & Pembroke Rd. Brickell Ave. & SE 10th St 2 Ansin Park & Ride 5 SE 13th St. & Brickell Ave. 3 NW 8th St. & NW 1st Ave. (Overtown Metrorail Station) S Miami Ave. & SE 10th St. NW 1st Ave. & NW 5th St. (Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. Station) SE 1st Ave. & SE 2nd St. NW 1st Ave. & NW 1st St (Miami-Dade Government Center) SE 1st Ave. & E Flagler St. NW 1st Ave. & Flagler St. NE 1st St. & NE 1st Ave. SW 1st Ave. & SW 1st St. (Miami Bus Terminal) NW 1st St. & N Miami Ave. SW 1st St. & S Miami Ave. NW 1 st Ave. & NW 1st St. (Miami-Dade Government Center) SE 1st St. & SE 1st Ave. NW 2nd Ave. & NW 2nd St. Brickell Ave. & SE 6th St. NW 2nd Ave. & NW 3rd St. Brickell Ave. & SE 8th St. NW 2nd Ave. & NW 5th St. Brickell Ave. & SE 10th St. 4 NW 2nd Ave. & NW 8th St. (Overtown Metrorail Station) 5 SE 13 St. & Brickell Ave. 2 Ansin Park & Ride Hiatus Rd. & Pembroke Rd. Pines Blvd. & SW 114th Ave. 1 CB Smith Park & Ride Pembroke Pines/Brickell C.B. SMITH PARK PARK & RIDE Flamingo Rd. Route 109 BCT Route 7 1 Pines Blvd. NW 114 Ave. Pembroke Road Rd. Hiatus Hiatus Rd. ANSIN SPORTS 2 COMPLEX Miramar Blvd. Red Rd. FLORIDA’S Broward County TURNPIKE Miami - Dade County MORNING AFTERNOON Overtown Metrorail Overtown Station NW 1 Ave NW 2 Ave Metrorail N Miami Ave NW 8 St NE 8 St Station NW 1 Ave 3 4 NW 8 St NW 6 St LEGEND NW 5 St 95 NW 5 St 95 MORNING NW 3 St Miami-Dade NW 3 St Government NW 2 St Center AFTERNOON Miami-Dade NW 1 St Government Center Flagler St SE 2 Ave Timepoint Stop SE 1 St NE 1 St SW 1 St 1 Flagler St SW 1 Ave SW S Miami Ave SE 1 Ave SE 2 Ave SE 1 Ave SW 1 Ave SW Additional Stops SW 2 St SE 2 St S Miami Ave SE 4 St 1 SW 6 St 1 SE 6 St 95 SW 6 St SE 6 St 95 Eighth Street Metromover SW 8 St SE 8 St SW 8 St Station SE 8 St SW 9 St SE 9 St SW 10 St SW 10 St SE 10 St SW 11 St 6 Brickell Ave Brickell Metromover Station Brickell Ave SW 13 St 5 SW 13 St 5 Customer Service TRANSFER POLICY - EFFECTIVE 7/10/11 TRANSFERS BETWEEN REGULAR BCT BUS SERVICE AND BCT Monday - Friday..............................................7 am - 7:45 pm Saturday, Sunday and Holidays......................8:30 am - 4:45 pm EXPRESS BUS SERVICE Passengers using any BCT bus pass and transferring from a regular Transit Operations Agents help with: BCT route, to an Express bus route, must pay a $1.00 upgrade fee. Passengers with a Premium bus pass do not have to pay the $1.00 • Trip planning • Identifying bus pass upgrade fee. • Routes, times and sales locations transfer information • Special event information Passengers paying with cash, on a regular BCT bus route, will not be able to transfer to an Express bus route without paying the full Lost and Found: 954-357-8400, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday premium fare when boarding the Express bus. and Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Passengers using an All-Day bus pass will be required to pay the Holiday Bus Service $1.00 upgrade fee when boarding Express buses. There is no service on the following holidays: PREMIUM BUS PASS CUSTOMERS The BCT 31-Day Premium Bus Pass is acceptable on all BCT regular New Year’s Day Labor Day bus routes. Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day Independence Day Christmas Day TRANSFERS FROM BCT TO OTHER SOUTH FLORIDA TRANSIT SYSTEMS Fares When boarding a BCT bus, passenger pays the appropriate BCT fare and may request a transfer from the bus operator if transferring to Exact fare, dollar bill or coins required. Miami-Dade Transit (MDT), Palm Tran or Tri-Rail. Operators do not carry change. TRANSFERS TO BCT FROM OTHER SOUTH FLORIDA TRANSIT The costs for Premium Fares and Passes may SYSTEMS have been revised at time of printing. Please When transferring from MDT, Palm Tran and Tri-Rail to BCT regular review online at Broward.org/BCT, timetables on fixed-route bus service, passenger pays $.50 with a transfer issued the buses or call the Customer Service Center at by MDT or Palm Tran and proof of fare payment such as Easy Card 954-357-8400. and receipt issued by Tri-Rail. Tri-Rail passengers boarding BCT at any locations other than at a Tri-Rail station will be required to pay Premium 31-Day and 10-Ride bus passes can the full fare. be purchased online at Broward.org/BCT and at participating libraries. TRANSFERS BETWEEN OTHER SOUTH FLORIDA TRANSIT SYSTEMS AND PREMIUM EXPRESS BUS SERVICE Bus Passes are not exchangeable, refundable or Transfers to MDT or Tri-Rail from Premium Express Service, a transfer transferrable. Damaged cards are invalid. Lost, is issued and passenger must pay appropriate MDT or Tri-Rail fare. stolen or damaged cards will not be replaced. Transfer from MDT or Tri-Rail to Premium Express Service, a $.50 *NOTICE: Proof of age is required for Youth fare (18 years or transfer fee is required with the appropriate transfer from MDT or younger) and for Senior fare (65 years or older). For College Tri-Rail. Student Bus Pass, a college photo ID card is required. For Disabled and Medicare fare, proof of disability (Medicare The Premium Express Service does not connect with Palm Tran. card) and photo I.D. is required. Eligible Senior fare patrons are encouraged to acquire their BCT Reduced Fare Photo ID cards. The Easy Card issued by MDT and Tri-Rail is not accepted as payment on any BCT bus. PROTECTIONS OF TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 AS AMENDED Any person(s) or group(s) who believes that they have been subjected to discrimination because of race, color, or national origin, under any transit program or activity provided by Broward WHEN IT COMES TO OUR County Transit (BCT), may call 954-357-8481 to SAFETY, WE CAN ALWAYS file a Title VI discrimination complaint or write to USE AN EXTRA PAIR OF Broward County Transit Division, Compliance Manager, 1 N.
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