Pembroke Pines community bus fills in the city between Broward routes
Pembroke Pines community bus service adds local Blue, Green, and Gold routes that connect city destinations with the larger Broward transit network.
Pembroke Pines is large enough that a short local trip can still feel spread out.
The community bus service helps fill that gap. The city and Broward County Transit connect Pembroke Pines through local Blue, Green, and Gold routes, with links back into the wider county bus system. That is useful for riders who are not trying to cross all of Broward, but still need a reliable way to reach city destinations.
The small detail to remember is the connection point. A local city bus may be free or simple to board, while a transfer to a regular Broward route can have its own fare and rules. That is why the route map and transfer plan matter before the trip starts.
Pembroke Pines is not just houses, schools, parks, and Pines Boulevard traffic. It also has a local bus pattern that can help with short trips inside the city. Check the current Blue, Green, or Gold route before you go, then check the Broward route if your trip continues past the city loop.
Where to see it
Pembroke Pines community bus routes and Broward County Transit connections. Check the city and Broward County Transit pages for current route maps, hours, fees for transfers, accessibility details, and service notices.
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Official sources
- City of Pembroke Pines - Transportation
- City of Pembroke Pines - Community Bus System Map
- Broward County Transit
Last checked against these sources: August 12, 2026.
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