Greater Miami Adds 24/7 TransitWay Route 602
Miami-Dade launches Route 602 with 24/7 service along South Dade TransitWay corridor
Miami-Dade Adds Route 602 TransitWay Service
Greater Miami residents can now use Route 602 TransitWay Local, which replaced the discontinued Route 38, transit officials said. The new route provides 24-hour service seven days a week along the South Dade TransitWay corridor, connecting 30 local stops from SW 344 Street to Dadeland South Metrorail Station. Officials didn't announce a specific launch date, though the route is currently operational.
Background on TransitWay Service
The South Dade TransitWay operates as a bus rapid transit corridor serving southern Miami-Dade County, according to the county's Department of Transportation and Public Works. Route 602 provides comprehensive local service along the corridor, stopping at all 30 TransitWay stations to serve neighborhoods throughout the route. Officials said the service replaced Route 38 to better align with the TransitWay system's operational structure. Specific ridership projections for the new route weren't available by publication time.
Service Details and Frequency
Route 602 operates continuously with round-the-clock service throughout the week, transit officials confirmed. The route connects with Route 52, which provides enhanced frequency between Caribbean Boulevard/SW 200 Street TransitWay station and South Dade Health Center. Officials said this connection improves access to healthcare services in the area. Specific service frequency details, such as how often buses arrive at each stop, weren't provided by the transit agency.
Implementation Timeline
The route is currently operational and serving riders along the TransitWay corridor, according to Miami-Dade County's transportation department. Officials didn't provide details about when Route 38 service ended or when Route 602 began operations. The transit agency typically announces service changes in advance, though specific information about advance notice for this transition wasn't available.
Rider Information
Riders using the South Dade TransitWay corridor should look for Route 602 buses at all 30 local TransitWay stations between SW 344 Street and Dadeland South Metrorail Station. The 24-hour service ensures connectivity for commuters, shift workers, and residents needing late-night or early-morning transit access. Moovit provides real-time arrival information and route planning for Route 602 and connecting Miami-Dade Transit services throughout the Greater Miami area.
