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In an effort to provide our passengers with concise and easily accessible information concerning service updates and general announcements,
as of January 1, 2006, all announcements can solely be accessed from two links located in red on the www.tri-rail.com Home Page.*
- For notification on events/situations that may cause interruptions in service, passengers can access the "Service Updates” link.
- For notification on general information, such as promotions, public hearings, road closures and more, passengers can access the “General Announcements” link.
We hope that you find that this will aid in the navigation of www.tri-rail.com and will enable easier access to the information you want and need!
*The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority’s Home Page at www.sfrta.fl.gov also contains a link to media announcements listed under Press Releases.
Current Service Updates:
Posted December 22, 2011
TRI-RAIL CANCELS LAST TRAINS ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT DUE TO CSXT DISPATCH WORK
Due to a planned CSXT dispatch communication outage, the last northbound and southbound Tri-Rail trains on Christmas night, Sunday, December 25, 2011, have been cancelled. The latest southbound train, P673, will depart the Mangonia Park Station at 6:00 p.m. The latest northbound train, P672, will depart the Hialeah Market/ Miami Airport Station at 6:03 p.m. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
“After careful consideration, we decided that it was in the best interest of our passengers to cancel these trains rather than run the risk of having them stranded somewhere on the corridor on Christmas,” explained SFRTA Deputy Executive Director Jack Stephens “We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.”
According to Jay Westbrook, Asst. V. P. Passenger & Commuter Operations for CSX, “CSX employees agreed to work Christmas Eve and Christmas Day so that this maintenance may be accomplished with a minimum of disruption to our passenger partners as a very low number of passenger trains will be impacted.”
Posted December 21, 2011
ATTENTION FORT LAUDERDALE AIRPORT PASSENGERS
The FLA 1 Shuttle Bus will operate an “Additional Holiday Service” on Saturday, December 24, to accommodate an expected high-volume of airport weekend travelers on this date.
Posted October 21, 2011
ATTENTION DEERFIELD BEACH STATION PASSENGERS
COURTHOUSE PARKING LOT
Tri-Rail Passengers are not permitted to park in the Broward County North Regional Courthouse parking lot.
The Courthouse management has advised SFRTA that violators will be towed at their own expense.
Overflow lots are available to the south of the lot adjacent to the west platform and in the lot adjacent to the east platform.
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation.
Posted October 18, 2011
DB1 AND DB2 SHUTTLE BUS ROUTE MODIFICATIONS
Effective October 24, 2011, the Tri-Rail DB 1 and DB 2 Shuttle Bus schedules and routes are modified to enhance current operations.
The shuttle bus pick-up/drop-off location is also being relocated to access the parking lot on the west side of the station.
For more information, please call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) or click here.
Posted September 28, 2011
TRI-RAIL TO RUN HOURLY SCHEDULE DURING AFTERNOON AND EVENING SERVICE
Six Trains to be Cancelled
Tri-Rail will operate trains on an hourly schedule today during the afternoon and evening rush hour. Trains cannot operate as regularly scheduled due to the on-going delays caused by the
derailment of a CSXT freight train last night. Six trains have been cancelled to mitigate delays. They are southbound P633, P637, and P641 and northbound trains P634, P638, and P642.
Passengers should expect delays for the remainder of the day and should seek an alternate means of transportation, if at all possible. For updates, log onto www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted September 28, 2011
TRI-RAIL DELAYS CONTINUE DUE TO DERAILED FREIGHT TRAIN
Tri-Rail passengers can expect continued delays throughout the day due to last night’s derailment of a CSX freight train. Morning commuters experienced delays of up to two hours due to the closing of train tracks. The delays are expected to continue into the evening rush hour. There is the possibility that some rush hour trains may be cancelled this afternoon and evening. Passengers are advised to seek alternate means of transportation, if at all possible. For updates, log onto
www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted September 7, 2011
SFRTA and MDT Launch Regional Monthly Pass
The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) and Miami-Dade Transit (MDT) today announced the launch of a new regional fare product, the Regional Monthly Pass, effective October 1, 2011. Loaded on an EASY Card, the Regional Monthly Pass will allow for a seamless transfer between Tri-Rail and Miami-Dade Transit’s Metrorail and Metrobus systems. There are no fares collected on Metromover.
The Regional Monthly Pass will cost $140 and will permit unlimited rides on both systems during a calendar month. Discounted rates are available for those enrolled in employee discount programs, and for those who qualify for discounted rates. The Regional Monthly Pass will be available for purchase on September 26, 2011.
“The implementation of the Tri-Rail/MDT Regional Monthly Pass is the first step toward a seamless, fully integrated transit system for the people of South Florida. I look forward to the day when passengers can travel between all three counties in our region using just one efficient, economical fare medium,” said SFRTA Chair, Commissioner Kristin Jacobs.
Regional Monthly Pass was made possible through the implementation of the EASY Card, which the SFRTA introduced in February 2011 and MDT introduced in October 2009.
“With the new EASY Card automated fare collection system, we now have the technology that gives our patrons an easier way to pay their fare, allowing for seamless travel between the two systems,” said Interim MDT Director Ysela Llort.
Passengers not wishing to purchase a Regional Monthly Pass can pay their transfer fees by loading cash value on their EASY Card. The cost to transfer from Tri-Rail to Metrorail will be $1, to Metrobus will be 50 cents, and to an Express Bus will be 85 cents. Passengers without the Regional Monthly Pass will pay regular fare when traveling on MDT’s system for their return trip. Passengers will continue to receive a discount off their return trip on Tri-Rail. These transfer fees also go into effect on October 1, 2011.
Studies are currently underway to determine how Broward County Transit and Palm Tran Buses can be integrated into the system to allow for a truly seamless regional transportation network.
Posted August 26, 2011
Miami Airport Tri-Rail Station to Close
Tri-Rail’s Miami Airport Station will temporarily close on or about September 12, 2011 to facilitate construction of the Miami Intermodal Center (MIC). The station is expected to be closed for a period of approximately two years, during which time it will be rebuilt and connected to the airport via an escalator and people mover.
During this two year period, the southern terminus of rail service will be the Hialeah Market Station, where bus transportation will be provided to and from the Miami International Airport through this station. Trailers have been installed to house a ticket agent and restroom facilities. Additional lighting has been installed and approximately 60 additional parking spaces have been striped. There will be 24-hour security at the station.
Two northbound trains, P638 and P642, will originate from the Metrorail Transfer Station. Two southbound trains, P631 and P635 will terminate at the Metrorail Transfer Station. Passengers will be bused to and from the Hialeah Market Station and the Miami International Airport for these trains.
A test of the new traffic pattern is scheduled for Thursday, September 1.
By closing the Miami Airport Station, the construction time of the MIC will be reduced by approximately 21 months and will result in taxpayers saving approximately $10 million in construction costs. The impact to passengers should be less than 10 minutes in extended travel time to the airport.
CERRADA LA ESTACIÓN DE TRI-RAIL DEL AEROPUERTO DE MIAMI
La estación de Tri-Rail Miami Airport cerrará en forma temporaria el día 12 de septiembre de 2011 para facilitar la construcción del Centro Intermodal de Miami (MIC). Se espera que la estación permanezca cerrada por un periodo de aproximadamente dos años, durante el cual se reconstruirá y comunicará con el aeropuerto mediante una escalera mecánica y servicio de circulación de personas.
Durante este periodo de dos años, la estación terminal sur del servicio ferroviario se encontrará en la estación Hialeah Market, en donde se brindará el servicio de transporte de autobuses desde y hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami mediante esta estación, donde se han instalado remolques para alojar a un agente de venta de boletos e instalaciones sanitarias. Se ha realizado la instalación de iluminación adicional y se han demarcado aproximadamente 60 lugares más para estacionamiento. En la estación también habrá seguridad durante las 24 horas.
Dos trenes que se dirigen al norte, P638 y P642, saldrán desde la estación Metrorail Transfer y dos trenes que se dirigen al sur, P631 y P635, finalizarán su recorrido en la estación Metrorail Transfer. Los pasajeros serán transportados en autobús desde y hasta la estación Hialeah Market y el Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami para abordar estos trenes.
Al cerrar la estación Miami Airport, el tiempo de construcción del MIC se verá reducido en aproximadamente 21 meses y dará como resultado un ahorro para los contribuyentes de aproximadamente $10 millones en costos de construcción. El impacto para los pasajeros debe ser menos de 10 minutos en un tiempo de viaje extendido hasta el aeropuerto.
ESTASYON TRI-RAIL AYEWOPÒ MIAMI PRAL FÈMEN 12 SEPTANM OSWA ANVAN
Estasyon Tri-Rail Miami Airport pral fèmen pou yon ti tan nan dat 12 septanm 2011 pou fasilite konstriksyon Sant Entèmodal Miami (MIC). Yo prevwa estasyon an pral fèmen pou yon peryòd k ap dire apeprè dezan. Pandan tan sa a, y ap rebati ak konekte ayewopò a avèk yon eskalye ak konvwayè moun.
Pandan peryòd dezan an, dènye estasyon sèvis tren an ap nan Estasyon Hialeah Market, kote y ap bay sèvis transpò nan otobis pou fè ale-vini nan Ayewopò Entènasyonal Miami nan estasyon sa a. Yo enstale bann-anons pou mete yon ajan tikè. Epitou yo enstale kèk twalèt. Yo te enstale lòt ekleraj, epitou yo te retire apeprè 60 lòt espas estasyònman. Ap gen sekirite 24 èdtan pa jou nan estasyon.
De (2) tren k ap pran direksyon nò, P638 ak P642, ap sòti nan Estansyon Metrorail Transfer. De (2) tren k ap pran direksyon sid, P631 ak P635, ap rete nan Estansyon Metrorail Transfer. Pasaje yo ap jwenn sèvis otobis pou fè ale-vini ant Estasyon Hialeah Market ak Ayewopò Entènasyonal Miami pou tren sa yo.
Avèk fèmti Estasyon Miami Airport an, tan konstwiksyon MIC ap redui a apeprè 21 mwa, epi sa ap pèmèt kontribiyab yo ekonomize apeprè $10 milyon nan depans konstriksyon an. Konsekans pou pasaje yo ta dwe mwens pase 10 minit nan tan vwayaj pwolonje nan ayewopò a.
Posted June 09, 2011
BROWARD COUNTY TRANSIT TRANSFER POLICY UPDATE
Broward County Transit (BCT) is implementing a new transfer policy, effective July 4, 2011.
Passengers originating from a BCT bus traveling to a Tri-Rail Station, must pay the $1.75 regular fare, or $0.85 reduced fare, to board the bus. Reduced-fare passengers must present proper ID as per BCT’s policy.
Transfers from Tri-Rail to a BCT bus remain at 50 cents, upon the presentation of a valid EASY Card with receipt, or a Tri-Rail paper ticket.
Passengers with an EASY Card loaded with a 12-Trip Pass or cash value, are not able to transfer at a discount at this time.
ACTUALIZACION DE POLITICA PARA TRANSFERENCIAS DEL SERVICIO DE TRANSITO DEL CONDADO DE BROWARD
Broward County Transit (BCT) ha ejecutado una nueva política, efectiva desde el 4 de julio de 2011.
Pasajeros que inician su viaje en un autobús de BCT rumbo a una estación de Tri-Rail, tendrán que pagar la tarifa regular de $1.75, o reducida de $0.85, para abordar el autobús. Pasajeros que pagan la tarifa reducida deben presentar la identificación adecuada según la política de BCT.
Pasajeros que se transfieren del Tri-Rail hacia un autobús de BCT han de continuar de pagar 50 centavos de transferencia al presentar una tarjeta EASY Card valida con recibo, o un boleto de papel de Tri-Rail.
Pasajeros con una tarjeta EASY Card cargada con un boleto de 12 viajes o con valor en efectivo, no podrán recibir un descuento de transferencias en estos momentos.
TRANZIT NAN KONTE BROWARD DÈNYE ENFÒMASYON SOU RÈGLEMAN TRANSFÈ
Tranzit Konte Broward (BCT) ap aplike yon nouvo règleman transfè, apati 4 jiyè 2011.
Pasaje ki sòti nan yon otobis BCT ki prale nannan yon estasyon Tri-Rail, dwe peye pri tikè regilye $1.75, oswa pri tikè redui $0.85, pou monte nan otobis la. Pasaje ki gen tikè pri redui yo dwe prezante yon ID valab dapre règleman BCT.
Transfè ant Tri-Rail ak yon otobis BCT rete menm jan a 50 santim, depi ou prezante yon EASY Card valid avèk resi, oswa yon tikè papye Tri-Rail.
Pasaje ki gen yon EASY CARD/Tikè ki chaje avèk yon Kat Abònman oswa avèk valè an kach pou 12 vwayaj, p ap anmezi pou pran transfè pou yon rabè pou kounye a.
Posted May 16, 2011
Pompano Beach PB1 Shuttle Route Modifications
The SFRTA Governing Board approved the proposed service schedule/alignment modifications for the PB1 Shuttle Bus, presented at the public hearing on 5/13/11.
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Click here for the proposed Route Map Draft and Schedule Draft or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) for more information.
Posted May 16, 2011
Discounted fare EASY Cards (Update)
Passengers who qualify to receive a discounted fare (students, seniors, persons with disabilities and Employer Discount Program Members) must obtain an EASY Card for a $2 charge. This card is encoded with the proper discount option in order to purchase discounted fare products.
Discounted Fare EASY Cards are available* at the following locations:
West Palm Beach Station Ticket Kiosk
(Photo Station is on east platform in Amtrak building)
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Pompano Beach Station Ticket Kiosk
(Photo Station is across the street in SFRTA HQ)
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Metrorail Transfer Station Ticket Kiosk
Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Come prepared to provide the usual forms of identification required to travel at a discount. A photo of the user must be affixed to the Discounted Fare EASY Card in order for it to be valid.
*To confirm station availability, please call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) prior to your visit.
Posted March 25, 2011
Palm Tran Transfer Policy Update
Palm Tran has implemented a new transfer policy, effective April 3, 2011. Passengers transferring
from Tri-Rail to a Palm Tran bus will pay a 50-cent transfer fee upon the presentation of a valid
EASY Card/Ticket* with receipt, or a Tri-Rail paper ticket.
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Passengers originating their trip on a Palm Tran bus to transfer to Tri-Rail must pay the
regular/reduced cash fare of $1.50/$0.75. Reduced-fare passengers must present proper ID as per
Palm Trans policy.
Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and Palm Beach State College students and personnel may continue to
transfer to/from the Palm Tran 94 Route for free when presenting an FAU ID or a Palm Beach State
College ID, with a valid Tri-Rail pass.
Passengers with an EASY Card/Ticket loaded with a 12-Trip Pass or cash value, will not be able to
transfer at a discount at this time.
For additional information, log onto www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted February 22, 2011
SFRTA Launches New Tri-Rail Shuttle Service in Opa-locka
The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) started a new Tri-Rail shuttle service in
Opa-locka on Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Two routes, the Opa-locka Express North Link and South
Link, will serve locations including downtown Opa-locka, the Central Business District, Miami-Dade College,
the City Library, the Bunche Park Shopping Center, the Jackson Health Center, the Top Value Plaza, and
Ingram Park, as well as many of the surrounding neighborhoods.
The new shuttle service will operate weekdays between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. The shuttle
service is a collaborative project between the City of Opa-locka and the SFRTA, and is partially funded by
a Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) Federal Grant.
For more information, call 1-800-TRI-RAIL or click here.
Posted March 08, 2011
SPECIAL BUS SERVICE FOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
The FL3 Shuttle Bus will be modified to provide access to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival in Downtown Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, March 12, 2011.
This is a FREE bus service.
For route map and schedule information, please call Tri-Rail’s Customer Service Department at 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted February 11, 2011
EASY Card transfer policy
Passengers transferring TO Broward County Transit (BCT) or Palm Tran, with EASY Cards that are loaded with
One-way, Round Trip or Monthly passes, will need to present the EASY Card and receipt to the bus driver in order to receive the transfer discount.
Passengers with EASY Cards that are loaded with a 12-Trip Pass or cash value, will not be able to transfer at a discount at this time.
Transfer discounts FROM BCT and Palm Tran to Tri-Rail are not available on the EASY Card at this time, and are only available with full fare paper tickets.
The new fare collection system is being evaluated for further improvements.
We apologize for any inconvenience during the implementation of the EASY Card System.
For additional information, log onto www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted January 5, 2011
SFRTA Launches new weekend Tri-Rail shuttle bus from Fort Lauderdarle station January 8
Shuttle to Serve Major Downtown Destinations
The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) will put into service a new free shuttle bus serving Downtown Fort Lauderdale beginning on Saturday, January 8.
The new shuttle bus will operate on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays between 6:15 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., and will meet all trains arriving at the Fort Lauderdale Station on Broward Blvd.
The route will carry passengers to and from the Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) I-95/Broward Boulevard Park-n-Ride lot, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, the Museum of Discovery and Science/IMAX, Las Olas Boulevard, and Broward General Medical Center. For the first two years, this service is being federally funded from a Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) grant and the SFRTA.
All shuttle buses operated by the SFRTA are free to Tri-Rail passengers. Click here for more information about Tri-Rail shuttle buses or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
For additional information, log onto www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted December 6, 2010
SFRTA Launches two new free Tri-Rail shuttles
New Routes to Serve Lake Worth and Fort Lauderdale Stations
The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) announced today that it will begin running two new free Tri-Rail Shuttles starting next week.
The shuttles will serve the Lake Worth and Fort Lauderdale Tri-Rail stations. Both new routes will begin Monday, December 6, 2010.
The Lake Worth Shuttle (LKW1) operates primarily along Congress Avenue. Among the facilities it serves are the Central Post Office on Summit Blvd.,
the Palm Beach County Main Library, the South Florida Water Management District headquarters, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office District One building,
as well as offices for the Palm Beach County School District. It also serves numerous shopping plazas along the route, including The Englewood, Palm Springs,
Greenwood, and Forest Hill shopping centers. The shuttle operates Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, between the hours of 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
The new Fort Lauderdale Shuttle (FL2) follows a route that goes from the station south on I-95 to SR 84 and then south on Andrews Avenue.
It follows the reverse route in the afternoon and evening. The FL2 serves a number of locations, including the economy hotels on SR 84,
Southland Plaza, Broward County Health Department, National Guard Armory, Broward General Medical Center, Maritime Training Center, American Lung
Association, and Croissant Elementary School. The shuttle operates Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, between the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 7:15 p.m.
The shuttles are funded through a Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) grant from the Federal Transit Administration and by the SFRTA.
For additional information, log onto www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245).
Posted November 19, 2010
Deerfield Beach Station Passengers
Temporary DB1 Shuttle Detour
The Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting work at the railroad crossing
on Hillsboro Boulevard and Dixie Highway.
The road will be closed to pedestrian and vehicular traffic beginning on Sunday, November
21, until the morning of Wednesday, November 24.
The closure will require that the DB1 Tri-Rail Shuttle detour its route, and will cause
delays in service back to the station. Anticipated shuttle delays are only expected on
Monday and Tuesday, November 22 and 23.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Posted October 08, 2010
Tri-Rail Launches Northwest Community Link
The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) / Tri-Rail, has partnered with the Downtown Fort Lauderdale Transportation
Management Association (TMA) to provide a free community bus service for the City of Fort Lauderdale. The “Tri-Rail Northwest Community Link”
will provide service to Tri-Rail’s Fort Lauderdale Station, BCT’s Broward Central Terminal, and to the communities of Hillmont Heights, Lauderdale
Manors and Lauderdale Villas.
The bus is part of the Sun Trolley service fleet provided by the TMA, and promises to provide the community with better access to transportation
hubs and community centers, including the African-American Research Library and Downtown Fort Lauderdale.
As with other Sun Trolley routes, the “Tri-Rail Northwest Community Link” is wheelchair-accessible and features bicycle racks on all buses.
Service runs from Monday through Friday beginning at 5:30 a.m., and runs until 7:00 p.m., and is free for all patrons.
For bus schedule or more information, please visit www.suntrolley.com or call 954-761-3543.
Posted September 21, 2010
ATTENTION FORT LAUDERDALE AIRPORT STATION PASSENGERS
New Parking Garage
The new parking garage at the Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood Airport Station at Dania Beach is now open and available to Tri-Rail passengers.
Broward County Transit buses, Tri-Rail shuttle buses, and other connecting buses, as well as taxi lanes and kiss-n-ride lanes, are all accessible through the new garage.
The garage will be accessible 30 minutes before the first train of the day, and 30 minutes after the last train of the day. Cars cannot be parked in the garage for more than 24 consecutive hours.
Use of this garage for airport parking is strictly prohibited. Violators will be towed at their own expense.
Posted July 23, 2010
SFRTA ANTICIPATES NORMAL SERVICE ON TRI-RAIL FRIDAY, JULY 23
At this point in time, Tri-Rail is planning to run its regular weekday schedule tomorrow, Friday, July 23, 2010.
Based on the current projections, the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority anticipates no conditions
resulting from the effects of Tropical Storm Bonnie that would impact Tri-Rail service.
Passengers are encouraged to check the website at www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) for updates.
Revised February 11, 2010
ATTENTION MIAMI AIRPORT STATION PASSENGERS
MIAMI INTERMODAL CENTER WORK CONTINUES
Construction activities continue at Tri-Rail’s Miami Airport Station, related to work on the Miami Intermodal Center.
The station parking lot will be closed indefinitely, until the necessary work is completed;
however, parking spaces for persons with disabilities remain located at the station, near the
ticket vending machines.
The Florida Department of Transportation has built a temporary overflow parking lot for all other
Tri-Rail passengers on the northwest corner of the intersection of Northwest 37th Avenue
(Douglas Road) and Northwest 21st Street.
Passengers are also advised to plan for additional travel time to and from the station. The Florida
Department of Transportation will provide information on detours and alternative routing via
electronic message boards. Real-time traveler information will also be available at
www.micdot.com, www.smartroute.com
or by dialing 511 and entering MIC route #642.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.
Posted January 21, 2010
ATTENTION FORT LAUDERDALE STATION PASSENGERS
BCT Route 22 Servicing Station on Weekends
Starting on Sunday, January 24, 2010, Broward County Transit (BCT) will be adjusting its Route 22
to provide service into the Ft. Lauderdale Station during weekends, no longer requiring weekend
passengers to have to access it from Broward Boulevard.
BCT’s Route 22 offers service to Sawgrass Mills, the Broward Mall, and to the Broward County
Central Terminal located in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
For more information about BCT Route 22 please call 954-357-8400.
Posted December 30, 2009
NEW 95 Express Bus Service Beginning January 25th
Click here for more information.
Posted September 28, 2009
ATTENTION: DEERFIELD BEACH STATION PASSENGERS
STATION REHABILITATION WORK
The Department of Transportation will be overseeing construction work being performed as part of the Deerfield
Train Station Rehabilitation Project.
This work is scheduled to take place at the Deerfield Beach Station beginning the week of September 28, 2009
and will be ongoing until completed in early 2011.
This work should not impact passengers accessing Tri-Rail or Tri-Rail’s ticket vending machines and snack/beverage
vending machines. Pedestrians should follow any directions as illustrated by the appropriate fencing.
Amtrak’s offices and public restrooms will be relocated to a temporary facility area on site. Additionally, the
Railroad Museum will be closed during these renovations.
For more information, please contact the FDOT District 4 Public Information Office at 954-486-1400.
Posted September 28, 2009
BCT TO RAISE FARES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1ST – NO IMPACT TO TRI-RAIL TRANSFER FEES
Click here for more information.
Revised August 23, 2007
ATTENTION: WEST PALM BEACH STATION PASSENGERS
PASSENGERS AT THE WEST PALM BEACH STATION WILL CONTINUE TO BOARD TRAINS FROM BOTH THE EAST AND WEST PLATFORMS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS:
AFTERNOON TRAINS P631 (departing at 3:06 p.m.), P633 (departing at 3:36 p.m.) AND P635 (departing at 4:06 p.m.) WILL BOARD FROM THE EAST PLATFORM ONLY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, OR UNLESS OTHERWISE ADVISED.
Station Ambassadors/Personnel will be available to assist passengers and/or announcements will be made on the station’s Electronic Message Signs to direct passengers to their respective platform.
Your cooperation, support and patience during construction are always appreciated!
Posted February 27, 2006
ATTENTION: METRORAIL TRANSFER STATION PASSENGERS
PASSENGERS TRAVELING IN THE AFTERNOON, WILL BOARD ALL P.M. NORTHBOUND WEEKDAY TRAINS FROM THE WEST PLATFORM AT THE METRORAIL TRANSFER STATION FROM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, OR UNLESS OTHERWISE ADVISED.
Station Ambassadors/Personnel will be available to assist passengers and/or announcements will be made on the station’s Electronic
Message Signs to direct passengers to their respective platform.
Your cooperation, support and patience during construction are always appreciated!
For additional information call the Customer
Service Department at
1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) or 1-888-GO-SFRTA (467-3782).
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