Miami Metrorail ()

Metrorail is a rapid transit system in Miami and Miami-Dade County in the U.S. state of Florida. Opened in 1984, it is Florida's only rapid transit metro system, and is currently composed of two lines of 23 stations on 24.4 miles (39.3 km) of standard gauge track. The inaugural Orange Line marked the beginning of an advanced rail network, providing passengers with a reliable and efficient means of travel. Over the years, Metrorail has expanded its reach to include transfer stations such as Government Centre, which facilitate seamless connections with the Metromover and various bus services. As an integral part of Miami-Dade Transit, Metrorail remains the cornerstone of the county's public transportation network, contributing to downtown accessibility, reducing traffic congestion, and providing a convenience for residents and visitors. Providing sustainable transit options.

OperatorMiami-Dade Transit
Operation start20 May 1984
Total Lines2 Metro Lines
Total Station23 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryMiami United States
Official Webhttps://www.miamidade.gov/global/transportation/home.page

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Green Line22Palmetto ⇄ Dadeland South
▣ Orange Line16Miami Int'l Airport ⇄ Dadeland South

  • An important part of Miami-Dade County's public transportation, the Miami Metrorail began operations on May 20, 1984, providing an advanced rapid transit system for the region.
  • Metrorail, commonly known as the Orange Line, connects Miami International Airport to various neighborhoods, business centers, and urban centers.
  • Metrorail has transfer stations, such as Government Center Station, where passengers can seamlessly connect to the Metromover and various bus services.
  • Metrorail operates on a dual-track system, which allows trains to travel in both directions simultaneously, contributing to a more efficient and timely transit experience.
  • Over the past few years, there have been expansion projects to expand the Metrorail system, increase connectivity, and address the growing transportation needs of the Miami-Dade County community.
  • Metrorail integrates with Metromover, a free automated people mover system, providing additional transit options within the city of Miami.
  • Metrorail serves as a major mode of transportation for residents and visitors, serving diverse ridership and contributing to the overall mobility of the area.
  • Metrorail is part of the larger Miami-Dade Transit System, which includes buses and other transit services, forming a comprehensive public transportation network.
  • Metrorail's direct connection to Miami International Airport provides travelers with a convenient and efficient means of reaching the airport from different parts of the county.
  • Metrorail reflects Miami-Dade County's commitment to sustainability, providing an alternative to car travel and contributing to efforts to reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions in the region.