South Florida Unifies Transit with Regional App

New SoFloGO app integrates four South Florida transit systems into single platform

2026-05-05, Moovit News Team

South Florida Launches SoFloGO Transit App

South Florida transit riders can now plan trips across multiple counties using a single mobile app. The new SoFloGO platform integrates Broward County Transit, Miami-Dade Transit, Palm Tran, and Tri-Rail services into one unified application, transit officials said. The app's available for download on both the App Store and Google Play, though officials didn't specify an exact launch date.
Modern smartphone displaying transit app interface with multiple bus and train route options on screen, held at busy South Florida transit station

Regional Integration Addresses Multi-County Travel

The unified platform addresses a longstanding challenge for South Florida commuters who previously needed separate apps to navigate the region's transit systems. Each county operated its own transit service with distinct fare payment systems and trip planning tools, according to transit officials. The integration allows riders to plan journeys that cross county boundaries without switching between multiple applications. Officials said the move reflects growing demand for seamless regional transit connections as more residents commute across county lines for work and recreation.

App Features Real-Time Tracking and Mobile Payment

The SoFloGO app provides real-time bus and train tracking, service alerts, and step-by-step directions for travelers across all four transit systems. Passengers can pay fares directly from their phones using the application, eliminating the need for physical fare cards or cash. The platform also offers access to transit options that accommodate various mobility needs, officials said. Existing BCT Mobile app users can continue using that application for Broward County Transit services, with SoFloGO serving as an additional regional option.

Implementation Details Limited

Officials didn't provide information about the app's development timeline or cost. Whether the platform will eventually replace individual county transit apps wasn't specified. Transit agencies typically phase in new technology over several months to allow riders to adapt, but officials haven't said whether that approach will be used for SoFloGO. The agencies didn't release data on expected adoption rates or user projections.
Wide view of South Florida transit hub showing Tri-Rail commuter train at platform with county buses in background, passengers boarding vehicles

Riders Gain Cross-County Trip Planning

The unified platform aims to simplify commuting and travel throughout South Florida's three-county region. Riders who regularly travel between Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties will benefit most from the integrated trip planning and payment features. Moovit provides real-time updates and trip planning for South Florida transit services, helping riders navigate the region's bus and rail networks.