95 Express Lanes General Information

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The 95 Express Lanes Project has impacted South Florida commuters and employers since the opening of the lanes in December 2008. This corridor serves as a vital transportation link and carries an average of 250,000 to 300,000 vehicles per day in the tri-county area. This project converted the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane to two limited access toll lanes referred to currently as the 95 Express Lanes. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) funded this effort to provide new and enhanced mobility options for motorists and transit users in the region. Currently the 95 Express Lanes are available to southbound users from Miami Gardens Drive / NE 183th Street to S.R. 836 and to northbound users from S.R. 836 to NW 151st Street.

Anyone with a Sunpass transponder or mini can use the lanes by paying a toll. Tolls fluctuate based on the level of congestion. Hybrid vehicles, 3+ carpools, South Florida Vanpools, Express buses, and motorcycles can use the lanes toll-free. For more information, please visit www.95express.com.

95 Express Bus Service

Miami-Dade Transit (MDT) operates express bus service from Sheridan Street and Broward Boulevard to the Government Center and Downtown Miami. One-way premium bus fare is $2.35, 1-Month Pass is $100. Only cash fare or MDT Easy Card is accepted.

Broward County Transit (BCT) operates express bus service from Pembroke Commons/Hollywood Hills Shopping Plaza, C.B. Smith Park, and Miramar Town Center to Downtown Miami. One-way premium bus fare is $2.35, premium 10-Ride Bus Pass is $23.50, and 31-day bus pass is $85.00. Only cash fare or BCT bus passes are accepted. Vehicle registration is required for the Pembroke Commons, Hollywood HIlls Shopping Plaza and Miramar Town Center.