Route: The nine-mile extension, known as the Tri-Rail Downtown Miami Link, will run from the Tri-Rail Metrorail Transfer Station, 2601 E. 11th Ave. in Hialeah, for the trip to downtown Miami.

Miami’s newest rapid-transit route essentially duplicates an existing option for commuters. Tri-Rail passengers heading downtown currently transfer to Metrorail from the same Hialeah station for ...

Miami-Dade, FL, OKs land-use rules encouraging development along Metrorail and SMART Plan corridors to get more people to live near bus and rail services. The rules affect only land outside Miami ...

Free transit bus rides in Miami-Dade to launch revised routes 02:21. MIAMI - While there may be no such thing as a "free lunch," in Miami-Dade, you can hop on a transit bus, the Metromover, or ...

This story was originally published in the Key Biscayne Independent, a WLRN News partner. The long awaited Tri-Rail expansion into downtown Miami launches Saturday – but it will still require a ...

On July 1, Tri-Rail is set to launch its highly anticipated express route that will serve daily commuters between West Palm, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. The route will offer a "single-seat ...

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez has a "rapid transit" plan that would cost $300 million to create — but could politics bring a $1 billion Metrorail extension instead?

The faster train's fares are the same as Tri-Rail's non-express routes. Here are the costs one way from West Palm Beach: ... $7.50; To Miami Metrorail or MiamiCentral: $8.75; ...

(TNS) — This spring was once slated for a milestone in Miami-Dade County’s renewed effort to expand Metrorail, with transit consultants facing a March deadline to deliver recommendations on ...

The promise was one train running from West Palm Beach to Miami. Tri-Rail says it will drop the transfer someday. Tri-Rail arrives in Miami, but not the promised one-seat ride downtown.

On July 1, Tri-Rail is set to launch its highly anticipated express route that will serve daily commuters between West Palm, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.