Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
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| Description | Cost |
|---|---|
| All Day Pass | $5.00 Regular $4.00 Senior, Youth, Disabled/Medicare |
| 10 Ride Pass | $20.00 |
| 7 Day Pass | $20.00 |
| 31 Day Pass | $70.00 |
| 31 Day Reduced Fare Pass | $40.00 Senior, Youth, Disabled/Medicare |
| College Student Pass | $50.00 |
| Express Premium 10-Ride Pass | $26.50 |
| Express Premium 31-Day Pass | $95.00 |
The youth fare is for children 18 years or younger. Children under 40 inches ride FREE.
No. BCT can only accept cash as payment to purchase a bus pass at our bus terminals.
Yes. After swiping the regular and/or reduced fare bus pass and adding the $1 upgrade in the fare box for each one-way trip, passengers can ride the express bus service.
BCT offers a Reduced Fare Photo I.D. Card to make it easier for persons age 65 years and older and disabled persons to qualify for the reduced bus fare. Photographs for the Reduced Fare Photo Identification Card program are taken at the Broward Central Terminal, Broward Blvd. and Northwest 1st Ave., in downtown Fort Lauderdale Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed for lunch 12:30 -1:30 p.m.) at the Customer Service Center. The Reduced Fare Photo I.D. Card will be required for BCT riders with a disability to receive a reduced fare.
Persons 65 years and older have the option of obtaining a reduced fare card or showing another acceptable form of identification with proof of age. To receive a Reduced Fare Photo I.D. Card, riders must prove eligibility according to these requirements:
For a BCT Disabled Reduced Fare Photo I.D. Card, proof of disability is required with a Medicare card or a dated letter from doctor (on Doctor’s letterhead) stating 50 percent or more permanent disability or a Social Security Award Letter (letter must have the wording ‘disabled individual’). All require a valid government issued photo I.D. too. All Medicare cards, doctor letters and Government issued photo ID cards must be originals. No copies will be accepted.
101 Northwest 1st Avenue, on the northwest corner of Broward Boulevard and Northwest 1st Avenue, in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
100 North Pine Island Road, located north of Broward Boulevard and adjacent to the Broward County West Regional Courthouse, in Plantation.
304 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., at Dixie Highway, in Pompano Beach.
Route 1 travels to FLL and stops on the upper level at the Rental Car Center, bus-way area. Look for the Broward County Transit signs.
There is no BCT bus or shuttle that travels directly to Port Everglades. You can travel on Route 1, and get off at State Road 84 and Federal Highway, and take a cab to your Port Everglades destination, or you can travel on Route 40, get off at 17th Street Causeway and Eisenhower Boulevard, and take a cab to your Port Everglades destination.
There is no bus that travels directly from one airport to the other. You can take the SFRTA/Tri-Rail shuttle bus from FLL directly to the SFRTA/Tri-Rail Station. Take SFRTA/Tri-Rail directly to the Miami Airport and a shuttle bus will take you to your terminal.
There is no bus that travels directly from FLL to the Port of Miami. You can take Route 1 to Aventura Mall and make a connection to Miami-Dade Transit Route 3, to the Port of Miami.
| Beach | Route Number |
|---|---|
| Dania Beach | 4 |
| Deerfield Beach | 48 |
| Fort Lauderdale Beach at Commercial Blvd. | 11, 55 |
| Fort Lauderdale Beach at Oakland Park Blvd. | 11, 72 |
| Fort Lauderdale Beach at Sunrise/Las Olas Blvd. | 11, 36, (Sunrise only) 40 |
| Hallandale Beach at A1A | 4, 28 |
| Hollywood Beach | 4 |
| Hollywood North Beach | 4, 12 |
| Pompano Beach | 11, 42 |
Paratransit (TOPS) is for persons with a physical, cognitive, emotional, visual or other disability which functionally prevents them from using a BCT fixed route. To qualify, each applicant must go through an eligibility determination process. For application and information, call 954-357-8400.
Yes. If you are interested, call 954-357-8355.
The only animals that are permitted on Broward County Transit are service animals that assist people with disabilities. Pets are not permitted to ride Broward County Transit. However, small caged animals can be transported on Broward County Transit as long as there is no possibility that the pet can get free.
Transit passengers who commute to work at least three days a week can register for a 'free' taxi ride through South Florida Commuter Services Emergency Ride Home Program, at 1800234RIDE.com or 1-800-234-RIDE.
Sunday bus service is provided on the following observed holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day
