Metromover
Plan Your Trip
Boarding & Exiting
Once on the station platform, watch or listen for a Metromover car headed in your direction of travel. Check the digital display above the map in the center of the platform for each car's destination. A bell sounds when a car approaches the station. Metromover cars arrive frequently—every 90 seconds during rush hours and every 3 minutes during off-peak hours. When a car arrives at your station, wait for the passengers to exit before you board. Hold on to a pole or handrail.
Exiting Metromover
Watch and listen for your destination station. The name will be announced as Metromover approaches each station. Exit the car and use the stairs, escalator, or elevator to reach street level.Priority Seating & Accessibility
- The tactile tiles alert customers who are blind or visually impaired that they are getting close to the platform edge.
- If a passenger using a wheelchair or mobility aid enters a Metromover station and finds an inoperable elevator, Miami-Dade Transit provides backup accessible service within 30 minutes upon request. Use the red box provided at the entrance of the station or adjacent to the elevator to request backup accessible service.
- Priority seating is located at both ends of the car.
Bike & Ride on Transit
All Metrorail stations and Metrobus Park & Ride lots are equipped with bicycle racks. BikeLids, enabling you to secure your bike using your own padlock and additionally offering covered protection, are available free on a first-come, first-served basis at Metrorail stations and other locations.
Report Problems
Service Complaint
Report problems with transit services or an employee. We also welcome general comments or suggestions for improving services.
Safety Concern
Report your safety concern. The department will evaluate and track the concern and initiate corrective action.
Transit Watch
Report suspicious activity. It's quick, easy and you can remain anonymous.
Report a Lost Item on Transit
Report a lost item online, in person or by phone.
About Us
We connect people to places by providing a high-quality, safe, reliable, clean, and efficient mass transit system that meets the travel needs of the County's growing population and we provide vital transportation infrastructure systems and services.
Our mass transit system includes:
We provide all traffic signals countywide, along with all traffic control signs, street signage and pavement markings and all County and State-owned street lights. We build, operate and maintain movable and fixed bridges, swales, roadway surface repairs, guardrails, and along County road rights-of-way. We also operate and maintain the Rickenbacker and Venetian Causeways.
We manage the County Stormwater Utility for flood and water quality protection and maintain the secondary canal system.
Permits for all work within rights-of-way and code enforcement of unpermitted work is also handled by our Public Works division.
Read more about our local policies and Administrative Orders for equal employment opportunity, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program, accessible Transit services, and filing a discrimination complaint (Title VI) on Transit.
