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Public transportation from Miami Airport: For Transportation information, note that the passenger terminal, ground level, has a computerized transit information kiosk in the bus waiting room, or call a transit information agent at 305-891-3131. 
- The Miami Beach Airport Flyer runs between the Miami Intermodal Center and Miami Beach.
- Metrobus route maps & schedules can be picked up at the Information Center in Central Terminal E, level 2.
- A transport system map & Tri-Rail schedules
are on the wall of the ground-level waiting room. 
- Metrobus & Metrorail are available at the Central Station.
- To get to Miami Central Station - use the MIA Mover - an automated electric fixed-rail system -  located on level 3 between Dolphin & Flamingo Garages (use moving walkways). Or use the Metrobus:

The MIA Station houses the MIA Mover, taking passengers directly to the Central Station with access to Rental Car Center and to Metrorail & Metrobus on opposite sides.

For a Miami-Dade County Transit System map (as of Feb. 2017), open www.miamidade.gov/transit/library/system-maps-web.pfdf.

The new Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) at the Central Station - reached by MIA Mover - now gives access to Metrorail, Metrobus, TriRail station, Rental Car Center RCC and taxi service - while future service at MIC is to include Amtrak, Greyhound & bicycle lockers.  For more information call 1-800-874-7245.
    The new Miami Airport Tri-Rail Station is now part of the Miami Intermodal Center MIC.  Passengers can now board the Tri-Rail train by taking a short ride on the MIA Mover. It offers access to Airport & Metrorail's Orange Line.  TriRail to downtown Miami's Central Station is soon set for completion, or may already have been completed. Tri-Rail is a commuter train running along I-95 from Broward & Palm Beach Counties and linking Miami, Ft. Lauderdale & West Palm Beach - a 72-mile rail corridor.)
    The Metrobus, which intersects with Metrorail & Metromover, serves Miami City's major institutions with Routes 7, 37, 42, 57, J (110), 150 Miami Beach Airport Flyer, 238 East-West Connection, and 297- all offer service to the Metrorail.  The Metrobus also serves as:
- connector (bus 133 to  Airport Tri-Rail Station;  bus 238 East-West Connector),
- Airport Flyer to South Beach (bus 150) & new Route 297 to 27th Av. Orange MAX.
A one-way fare is currently $2.25 & fare boxes accept dollar bills, quarters, dimes & nickels - or use the reloadable Easy Card.   For detailed information open:  www.miamidade.gov/transit/metrobus.asp  or miamidade.gov/transit/routes.asp.
    South Beach Express:  While Airport Flyer 150 departs from the new Miami Intermodal Center (MIC), Airport Flyer 133 departs from the Terminal area.  Last stop is Washington Avenue & 1st Street, South Beach.  The Airport Flyer runs every 30 mins, 6am-11pm.
    Connecting with free Metromover - a 4.4 mile electric people mover connects with Metrorail at Government Center & Brickell stations, and with Metrobus at various downtown locations. For more informion open miamidade.gov/transit/metromover.asp
     The Metrorail Station - gets you to the new Metrorail's elevated Orange Line which connects to the Dadeland South Metrorail Station;  on the next stopat Earlington Heights station, you can connect to the Metrorail's Green Line .  The Metrorail can be accessed from both  the North & Central Terminals, and is located at the intersection of SR 112, Airport Expressway & NW 22nd Avenue). For detailed information, visit:  www.miamidade.gov/transit/miami-international-airport-station.asp#9.
The Green Line travels northbound to Palmetto, Okeechobee, Hialeah, Tri-Rail, Northside, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. or Brownsville station.  The Metrorail operates Sun - Mon 5am-midnight; and Fri - Sat 5am-2am.
For compete Metrorail information (map, station, location, schedule, train tracker) open: miamidade.gov/transit/metrorail.asp

Transportation projects:
  - The $2B new Miami Central Station (MCS) project includes Tri-Rail & Amtrak stations (along with already existing Metrorail & Metrobus stations, an inter-city bus depot, rental car center & bicycle lockers & showers).  Thereafter, the Miami Intermodal Center transport hub (MIC) - located next to the Rental Car Center, will be able to access all means of ground transportion, including Amtrak.
 - The 'MiniMetro' - able to haul 150 passengers and run every 3 mins at 40km/hr - is to replace the current (self-driven) train by a cable-hauled train - connecting TE to its satellite terminal (375 meters)  started partial operation.