I-95 and the Turnpike, Palm Tran and Tri-Rail at 203 S. Tamarind Ave., on-demand rides downtown, Route 2 to the airport and the city's five garages.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Facts come from the Florida Department of Transportation, Tri-Rail, Palm Tran, the airport and City of West Palm Beach event and parking pages. For this week’s lane closures, see our road construction guide.

West Palm Beach sits on I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike, has a Tri-Rail and Amtrak station downtown and an international airport next door, and offers on-demand rides downtown. Here is how the pieces fit.

Who to call

  • Palm Tran (county buses): trip planner
  • Tri-Rail West Palm Beach station: 203 S. Tamarind Ave.
  • Airport: 561-471-7420, 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd.
  • City parking: 561-822-1500, Parking Administration
  • Live traffic: FL511 or dial 511

Main roads and interstate exits

  • I-95 runs north and south through the city. Exit 68 is Southern Boulevard and Exit 69 is Belvedere Road, according to the South Florida Fair’s directions.
  • Florida’s Turnpike runs along the west side: Exit 97 is Southern Boulevard and Exit 99 is Okeechobee Boulevard. FDOT is widening the Turnpike between those two exits.
  • State roads that carry most cross-town traffic: S.R. 704/Okeechobee Boulevard, S.R. 80/Southern Boulevard, S.R. 5/U.S. 1 (Dixie Highway and Olive Avenue), S.R. 809/Military Trail and S.R. 710/Beeline Highway in the north end, all managed by FDOT District 4.

The city maintains 259 miles of its own streets. Current closures are on our road construction page.

Trains

The West Palm Beach station at 203 S. Tamarind Ave. is in the historic Seaboard Coastline Railroad Passenger Station, listed on the National Register in 1973. From Tri-Rail’s station page:

  • Tri-Rail commuter trains.
  • Amtrak, Greyhound and FlixBus also stop there.
  • Free parking for commuters.
  • Palm Tran routes 1, 2, 20, 31, 40, 41, 43, 44 and 60 connect at the station.
  • Driving there: east on Okeechobee Boulevard to Tamarind Avenue, then a quarter mile north.

Buses: Palm Tran

Palm Tran, Palm Beach County’s bus system, serves the city. Plan a trip with the agency’s trip planner, and see fares and passes. Route maps for the nine routes at the Tri-Rail station are linked from the station page. For people with disabilities who live in an evacuation zone, Palm Tran Connection gives rides to hurricane shelters (561-649-9848); see our hurricane guide.

On-demand rides downtown

  • West Palm Move: on-demand rides from the City of West Palm Beach, hailed through the West Palm Move app, Tri-Rail says.
  • Rose Trolley: on-demand rides to key places downtown, through the Rose Trolley app.
  • Ride West Palm Beach, powered by Circuit, gives free rides from the city’s parking garages, according to the city’s GreenMarket page.

The airport

The airport at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd. now presents itself on its website as Donald J. Trump International Airport (DJT); Tri-Rail and other agencies still call it Palm Beach International Airport. The airport says it serves more than 8.7 million passengers a year. Rideshare pickups are on the outer curb of the third-floor Departure Level. Palm Tran Route 2 links it to the Tri-Rail station; Tri-Rail says the ride to the airport is free with a valid Tri-Rail fare.

Bikes and trails

  • The Clear Lake Trail, opened in 2024, is a 5,300-foot multiuse path from Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard to Okeechobee Boulevard. See our parks and trails guide.
  • On Saturdays the Downtown Development Authority runs a free bike valet at the GreenMarket, North Narcissus Avenue and Clematis Street.
  • The city’s 25th Street project, in design, adds bike lanes between Australian Avenue and Broadway.

Parking downtown

The city runs five downtown garages, listed on its event pages:

Garage Address
Banyan Garage 200 Banyan Blvd.
Evernia Garage 333 Evernia St.
City Center Garage 401 Banyan Blvd.
Clematis Street Garage 500 Banyan Blvd. (enter on Banyan)
Sapodilla Garage 640 Clematis St.

The city says weekend parking in the Banyan and Evernia garages is a flat all-day rate, and garages switch to prepaid event rates for big nights such as 4th on Flagler and New Year’s Eve. During GreenMarket hours last season, the City Center, Clematis Street and Sapodilla garages were free. Near the 1916 courthouse, the 4th Street lot takes payment through the ParkMobile app. For meters, permits, residential parking and citation appeals, see the city’s Parking Administration pages or call 561-822-1500.

What this means for you

  • Flying? Tri-Rail plus Palm Tran Route 2 gets you to the airport without parking.
  • Downtown, park once in a garage and use the on-demand rides.
  • Check FL511 and our road page before a weekday drive on Okeechobee Boulevard or I-95.

Related: moving to West Palm Beach, road construction and things to do this month.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Tri-Rail station in West Palm Beach?

At 203 S. Tamarind Ave., in the historic Seaboard station, with free parking. Palm Tran routes 1, 2, 20, 31, 40, 41, 43, 44 and 60 stop there, and Amtrak, Greyhound and FlixBus also serve it.

How do I get from Tri-Rail to the West Palm Beach airport?

Palm Tran Route 2 connects Tri-Rail’s West Palm Beach station with the airport. Tri-Rail says the ride to the airport is free with a valid Tri-Rail fare, and trips from the airport to the station need no fare.

What is the airport in West Palm Beach called now?

The airport at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd. now appears on its own website as Donald J. Trump International Airport (DJT). Tri-Rail and many signs still call it Palm Beach International Airport.

Where can I park in downtown West Palm Beach?

The city runs the Banyan (200 Banyan Blvd.), Evernia (333 Evernia St.), City Center (401 Banyan Blvd.), Clematis Street (500 Banyan Blvd.) and Sapodilla (640 Clematis St.) garages. City Parking: 561-822-1500.