Whether you’re heading to Broward College North, South, or Central Campus, South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS) has got you covered. Carpooling, riding the bus, taking the train, walking or biking to school has never been easier with all of your options in one convenient place.

Click on your campus below to find out what transportation options are available to you:
Broward College North (Coconut Creek)
Broward College South (Pembroke Pines)
Broward College Central (Davie)

 

Broward College North

Carpooling to School

Carpooling can make getting to school a lot less expensive. By sharing the ride with just one other person, you can cut your driving expenses in half. Imagine how much more you could save by adding more people to your carpool!  + Read More +

On the Broward College South Campus, if you are a student who carpools at least 2 days a week, you can register to park in the preferential carpool parking spaces scattered across campus. It only takes 3 steps to register your carpool:

  • Find a carpool partner through us or on your own.
  • Register your carpool by filling out this form.
  • Take advantage of all the benefits of carpooling, including saving money on gas and other expenses, making friends, and preferential parking.

Want some helpful tips on carpooling? Click here.

Want the full list of rules and regulations for using the preferential carpool parking spaces? Click here

Didn’t find everything you needed? Call 1-800-234-RIDE (7433) and speak to one of our staff.

Take the Train to School

Tri-Rail is the rail system that stretches across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami Dade County. It’s a convenient and easy way to get to campus if you come from long distances. To sweeten the deal, Tri-Rail even offers students a 50% discount off its 30 Day Monthly Pass.  + Read More +

So rather than fighting traffic on I-95, take the Tri-Rail from one of its 18 conveniently located stations and stop at the Cypress Creek Station. From there, take Broward County Transit Route 60 to the Broward College North Campus.

Want more information on Tri-Rail’s routes, schedules, fares, and discounts? Click here.

Didn’t see what you were looking for? Call Tri-Rail’s Customer Service Center at 1-800-TRI-RAIL (847-7245).

Take the Broward County Bus to School

At the Broward College North Bookstore, students can purchase the Broward County Transit (BCT) College Pass and ride the bus all month long for only $40.00! Take Route 60 or Route 31 and be dropped off in front of the Library on Campus.  + Read More +

Want to find out more about routes, schedules and fares on the Broward County Transit Bus? Click here

Want to plan your trip using google maps trip planner? Click here.

Didn’t find everything you needed? Call BCT’s Customer Service Center at 954-357-8400.


Ride Your Bike

Thinking about improving your health, saving money, and helping out the environment? Riding your bike to the Broward College North Campus is a great alternative to driving alone. You can easily use conveniently located bike racks to secure your bicycle while you’re there.  + Read More +

Don’t want to ride the whole way? Bicycles are allowed on all transit systems in South Florida. Each transit operator has their own set of guidelines, so be sure to check them out before bringing your bike.

It only takes 3 steps to register your carpool:

Emergency Ride Home

The Emergency Ride Home (ERH) program provides up to six free taxi rides home for registered students, faculty, or staff in case of emergency or unscheduled overtime.  + Read More +

Who can participate?

The program is available to students, faculty, or staff who get to school by carpooling, riding the bus, taking the train, bicycling, or walking to campus at least two (for students) or three (for faculty or staff) days a week.

When can I use the Emergency Ride Home program?

The ERH program can be used in the event of an unexpected emergency or unscheduled overtime 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Think of it as "commuter insurance."

Eligible "emergency" situations include:

  • Illness of the commuter or a member of his-her immediate family
  • Unscheduled overtime or extended work hours
  • A carpool driver's inability to make the scheduled trip home due to an unexpected work schedule or illness

Each registered ERH program participant is allowed up to six free emergency rides per year. A qualified voucher must be given to the taxi company to utilize the service. This does not include gratuity for the taxi driver.

How can I get registered for the ERH program?

Sign up right now or call Customer Service at 1-800-234-RIDE and a representative will assist you.

Already an ERH participant?

Login here to access your SFCS personal profile and use your ERH vouchers.

Have more questions?

View ERH Frequently Asked Questions

View ERH Program Rules & Regulations

Don’t see the information you are looking for? Call 1-800-234-RIDE (7433) and speak to one of our staff.

 

Broward College South

Carpooling to School (Students)

Carpooling can make getting to school a lot less expensive. By sharing the ride with just one other person, you can cut your driving expenses in half. Imagine how much more you could save by adding more people to your carpool!  + Read More +

On the Broward College South Campus, if you are a student who carpools at least 2 days a week, you can register to park in the preferential carpool parking spaces scattered across campus.

  • Find a carpool partner through us or on your own.
  • Register your carpool by filling out this form.
  • Take advantage of all the benefits of carpooling, including saving money on gas and other expenses, making friends, and preferential parking.

Want some helpful tips on carpooling? Click here.

Want the full list of rules and regulations for using the preferential carpool parking spaces? Click here

Didn’t find everything you needed? Call 1-800-234-RIDE (7433) and speak to one of our staff.

Carpooling to School (Faculty)

Carpooling can make commuting to work a lot less expensive. By sharing the ride with just one other person, you can cut your driving expenses in half. Imagine how much more you could save by adding more people to your carpool! Find out just how much by using our savings calculator!  + Read More +

On the Broward College South Campus, if you are a faculty or staff member who carpools at least 3 days a week, you can register to park in the faculty and staff preferential carpool parking spaces.

It only takes 3 steps to register your carpool:

  • Find a carpool partner through us or on your own.
  • Register your carpool by filling out this form.
  • Take advantage of all the benefits of carpooling, including saving money on gas and other expenses, making friends, and preferential parking.

Want some helpful tips on carpooling? Click here.

Want the full list of rules and regulations for using the preferential carpool parking spaces? Click here

Didn’t find everything you needed? Call 1-800-234-RIDE (7433) and speak to one of our staff.

Low Emission Vehicle Preferential Parking

As part of Broward College South’s commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness, Low Emitting Vehicle preferential parking can be found on campus for students and faculty that have vehicles meeting the criteria designated by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle Inherently Low Emission (ILEV) or Hybrid vehicles certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.  + Read More +

As part of Broward College South’s commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness, Low Emitting Vehicle preferential parking can be found on campus for students and faculty that have vehicles meeting the criteria designated by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle Inherently Low Emission (ILEV) or Hybrid vehicles certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

If you drive a vehicle that meets these standards, you can register with Broward College’s transportation partner, South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS) to receive an LEV Decal. This decal, in addition to your Broward College Parking Decal, will allow you to utilize any of the LEV preferential parking spaces around campus.

Want to Register Your LEV? Click here.

Take the Broward County Bus to School

At the Broward College South Bookstore, students can purchase the Broward County Transit (BCT) College Pass and ride the bus all month long for only $40.00! Take Route 7 to be dropped off in front of Campus.  + Read More +

Want to find out more about routes, schedules and fares on the Broward County Transit Bus? Click here

Want to plan your trip using google maps trip planner? Click here.

Didn’t find everything you needed? Call BCT’s Customer Service Center at 954-357-8400.

Ride Your Bike

Thinking about improving your health, saving money, and helping out the environment? Riding your bike to the Broward College North Campus is a great alternative to driving alone. You can easily use conveniently located bike racks to secure your bicycle while you’re there.  + Read More +

Don’t want to ride the whole way? Bicycles are allowed on all transit systems in South Florida. Each transit operator has their own set of guidelines, so be sure to check them out before bringing your bike.

Emergency Ride Home

The Emergency Ride Home (ERH) program provides up to six free taxi rides home for registered students, faculty, or staff in case of emergency or unscheduled overtime.  + Read More +

Who can participate?

The program is available to students, faculty, or staff who get to school by carpooling, riding the bus, taking the train, bicycling, or walking to campus at least two (for students) or three (for faculty or staff) days a week.

When can I use the Emergency Ride Home program?

The ERH program can be used in the event of an unexpected emergency or unscheduled overtime 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Think of it as "commuter insurance."

Eligible "emergency" situations include:

  • Illness of the commuter or a member of his-her immediate family
  • Unscheduled overtime or extended work hours
  • A carpool driver's inability to make the scheduled trip home due to an unexpected work schedule or illness

Each registered ERH program participant is allowed up to six free emergency rides per year. A qualified voucher must be given to the taxi company to utilize the service. This does not include gratuity for the taxi driver.

How can I get registered for the ERH program?

Sign up right now or call Customer Service at 1-800-234-RIDE and a representative will assist you.

Already an ERH participant?

Login here to access your SFCS personal profile and use your ERH vouchers.

Have more questions? View ERH Frequently Asked Questions

View ERH Program Rules & Regulations

Don’t see the information you are looking for? Call 1-800-234-RIDE (7433) and speak to one of our staff.

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