Metromover

The Metromover is an automated guideway transit system serving downtown Miami, Florida. Operated by Miami-Dade Transit, it is a free, electric-powered shuttle that connects various points of interest within the central business district, entertainment venues, and residential areas. The system consists of three distinct lines: the Downtown Loop, the Brickell Loop, and the Omni Loop. Each line operates on an elevated track, minimizing disruption to street-level traffic.

The Metromover cars are small, driverless trains that run on a fixed schedule. They are designed to provide convenient and efficient transportation for residents, commuters, and tourists alike. Key destinations served include the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Bayside Marketplace, the FTX Arena, and numerous office buildings and residential complexes. The system aims to reduce traffic congestion and promote sustainable urban mobility.

First opened in 1984, the Metromover has undergone several expansions and technological upgrades. Its continuous operation and free fare have made it a popular transit option in the heart of Miami. The system is integrated with the Metrorail, Miami's heavy rail rapid transit system, allowing for seamless transfers and broader connectivity across Miami-Dade County. Passengers can typically board at elevated stations located throughout the downtown area.