Bus Routes

Palm Tran Route 1 travels along US-1 from Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton, serving as one of Palm Tran’s major north-south corridors through the eastern portion of Palm Beach County.

Route 2 runs north-south along Congress Avenue, connecting Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton with stops through key commercial and residential areas inland, west of the I-95.

Route 3 provides north-south service from Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton along Military Trail, serving neighborhoods and destinations located between Route 2 and Route 4.

Route 4 is a major north-south route running from West Palm Beach to Boca Raton along Jog Road, serving the central spine of the county’s western communities.

Route 10 travels north-south between Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter, serving the northernmost part of the county with access to coastal and suburban communities.

Route 20 provides service from Northlake Boulevard to Downtown West Palm Beach along Congress Avenue, offering both north-south and east-west connections.

Route 30 travels east-west through Riviera Beach, connecting the VA Hospital to Singer Island via Blue Heron Boulevard.

Route 31 links the VA Hospital to Downtown West Palm Beach by way of Military Trail, 45th Street, and Tamarind Avenue.

Route 33 zigzags east and west from Palm Beach Gardens to Westgate, connecting several neighborhoods across northern West Palm Beach.

Route 40 is a long-distance east-west route connecting the Glades Area to Downtown West Palm Beach via US 441 and Southern Boulevard.

Route 41 runs from Downtown West Palm Beach across the Intracoastal to the Town of Palm Beach, offering access to the island’s shops, resorts, and beaches.

Route 43, also known as “The Wave,” provides east-west service from the Mall at Wellington Green to Downtown West Palm Beach via US-441, Belvedere Road, and Okeechobee Boulevard.

Route 44 connects Downtown West Palm Beach to Palm Beach International Airport and Keiser University, traveling along Belvedere Road and Jog Road.

Route 46 offers east-west service along Forest Hill Boulevard from the Mall at Wellington Green to US-1.

Route 47 travels north-south through the Glades, connecting the communities of Pahokee, Belle Glade, and South Bay.

Route 60 weaves north-south and east-west from Greenacres to Downtown West Palm Beach via Purdy Road, Kirk Road, Summit Boulevard, Lake Avenue, and Parker Avenue.

Route 61 runs from Greenacres to US-1 in Lake Worth Beach along Cresthaven and 10th Avenue North, then loops back west on Lake Worth Road to serve Palm Beach State College.

Route 62, known as “The Beach Bus,” travels east-west from the Mall at Wellington Green to Lake Worth Beach Park along Lake Worth Road.

Route 63 heads south from Keiser University on Jog Road to Lantana Road, then turns east to US-1.

Route 64 runs from Greenacres to the city of Lantana, traveling along Jog Road, Melaleuca Lane, and 6th Avenue South.

Route 70 travels north-south from Lantana to Delray Beach via Seacrest Boulevard, connecting neighborhoods and essential services in the central-southern region of Palm Beach County.

Route 73 runs east-west from Baptist Health in West Boynton Beach to US-1 along Boynton Beach Boulevard, then turns north to Gateway Boulevard and Quantum Village.

Route 80 serves central Delray Beach, looping through residential and commercial areas via Atlantic Avenue, NW 5th Avenue, SW 4th Avenue, and SE 10th Avenue.

Route 81 provides direct east-west service along Atlantic Avenue from the Hagen Ranch Road Library to Downtown Delray Beach.

Route 88 connects the Lakes of Delray neighborhood to the Plaza at Delray via Linton Boulevard.

Route 91 serves Boca Raton with north-south service along US-441 and Lyons Road, and east-west service along Glades Road to Florida Atlantic University.

Route 92 runs east-west through Boca Raton from West Boca to SE Mizner Boulevard via West Palmetto Park Road.

Route 94 connects the Boca Raton Tri-Rail Station to Florida Atlantic University and US-1, traveling along NW 20th Street and then south to Camino Real.

PSL Express connects the Boca Raton Tri-Rail Station to Florida Atlantic University and US-1, traveling along NW 20th Street and then south to Camino Real.