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Hallandale Beach's Cloud shuttle stops only at marked stops

The free city shuttle connects local destinations and Broward routes, but it does not use a wave-and-ride system. Pick the current route and designated stop before heading out.

The city calls the service the Cloud. Its all-electric buses are ADA accessible and include onboard Wi-Fi.

Routes cover neighborhoods, city facilities, shopping areas, and connections to Broward County Transit. That makes the Cloud useful for a local trip or the first leg of a longer one.

Read the map like a fixed route, not a roaming neighborhood shuttle. Start with the destination, choose the current route map, and find the marked stop and direction that fit the trip.

Route-sheet times are approximate because traffic and weather can move the bus. Arrive a little early and use the current tracker or route page instead of a saved timetable.

The city page keeps the current route sheets and live tracking path together, so it is more useful than an old route image.

For a county-bus connection, check both parts of the trip. The simple order is Cloud route, marked stop, direction, Broward connection, then the return time.

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Last checked against these sources: July 20, 2026.

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