Aventura Transit Five express routes provide free service to Aventura residents weekdays and Saturdays. Pay the regular fare to transfer to Miami-Dade and Broward bus routes at Aventura Mall. Visit the city of Aventura website for schedule details.
Broward County Transit When transferring from a Miami-Dade Transit bus to a Broward County bus, you must first purchase a transfer from the MDT bus operator. Then, when boarding the Broward County bus, show your transfer to the bus operator and pay an additional .50 cents to ride the bus.
Hialeah Transit System The city of Hialeah began revenue operations of their transit system on November 4, 2002. HTS and Miami Dade Transit share a common transfer and fare policy.
The Hialeah Transit System will accept transfers and passes issued by MDT.
The fare structure for HTS will be the same as for MDT.
MDT will accept transfers issued by HTS.
Monday through Friday, the hours of operation are 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, and holiday hours of service are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
HTS information line: 305-681-5757.
Click here for Hialeah Transit System information.
Metrobus-to-Tri-Rail Buy a $.50 ($.25 for reduced fare) transfer to receive a $1.50 ($.70 for reduced fare) discount off the cost of a one-way or round-trip Tri-Rail ticket. Or present a monthly pass in lieu of a transfer at the ticket booth and/or the train to receive the Tri-Rail fare discount.
Tri-Rail-to-Metrobus Tri-Rail monthly regular and discount passes will be accepted throughout Miami-Dade County on all regular Miami-Dade Transit bus service except express buses.
Other Tri-Rail regular and discount tickets will be accepted as a valid Tri-Rail-to-bus transfer for boardings at the following sites to the local MDT routes indicated:
One-way, round-trip, or 12-trip tickets will only be accepted and considered valid as a Tri-Rail-to-Metrobus transfer when a Miami-Dade County/Tri-Rail station is stated as a destination on the ticket, or you’re within a quarter mile of the designated Tri-Rail Station. The bus operator will retain one-way tickets when presented as transfers.
Note: Passengers can board a Route 42 bus within one-third of a mile of the Hialeah Market station.
Employer Discount Program: Tri-Rail offers a 25% discount on monthly and 12-trip tickets to public and private sector employees enrolled in the Employer Discount Program. Click here to learn if your employer or department is a member. And click here for more details on how to join.
Tri-Rail-to-Metrorail Transfers to Metrorail are FREE with a monthly Tri-Rail ticket or one-way, round-trip, or 12-trip tickets at the Tri-Rail-Metrorail station. Passengers with a 12-Trip Ticket must obtain a free transfer from Tri-Rail’s Metrorail Transfer Station Ticket Agent.
Employer Discount Program Tri-Rail offers a 25% discount on monthly and 12-trip tickets to public and private sector employees enrolled in the Employer Discount Program. Click here to learn if your employer or department is a member. And click here for more details on how to join.
Jitney Transfers Conchita Transportation, which operates a private jitney service that connects to and from the Hialeah Metrorail station, accepts and issues transfers to and from Metrorail. Conchita Transportation neither issues bus transfers nor accepts Miami-Dade Transit passes, the Golden Passport, Patriot Passport, the STS ID card, and tokens.
Metro Jitney, which operates a private jitney service in South Miami-Dade that connects to Dadeland South Station, accepts from and issues transfers to Metrorail. Metro Jitney does not accept the following: MDT passes, the Golden Passport, Patriot Passport, the STS ID card, and tokens.
Conchita and Metro Jitney issue and accept transfers in an agreement with Miami-Dade Transit.
All municipal circulators operate under interlocal agreements between Miami-Dade County and the municipality. These routes which charge fares, such as the Hialeah Transit System, will accept transfers as well as monthly passes, the Golden Passport, Patriot Passport, and the STS ID from any customer either boarding or transferring from a Miami-Dade Transit route.
Important Notice: Effective September 1, 2008, pennies will no longer be accepted as fare payment on Metrobus fareboxes.
