Pembroke Pines sits between Florida's Turnpike and U.S. 27, with I-75 through the middle. BCT Route 7 runs Pines Boulevard; North Perry Airport is in the city.
Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Sources: the City of Pembroke Pines location page, transportation page and North Perry Airport page; Broward County Transit and its published schedule data for June 21 to Sept. 26, 2026; and the Florida Department of Transportation’s District 4 project pages.
Pembroke Pines is a driving city. It stretches about 35 square miles west from Florida’s Turnpike to U.S. 27 at the edge of the Everglades, with I-75 through the middle, the city’s location page says. The city maintains about 250 of the roughly 600 miles of road inside its limits; the rest belong to the state, the county and homeowners associations. Broward County Transit buses run the main east-west roads, and the county runs a general aviation airport, North Perry, inside the city.
Who to call
- Live traffic and closures: dial 511 or FL511.com; see our road construction page
- Broward County Transit rider information: 954-357-8400, BCT trip planning and routes
- North Perry Airport: airport manager, 954-359-1016; noise concerns, 954-359-2366
- City streets, potholes and streetlights: nonemergencyresponse@ppines.com, or Public Services, 954-518-9000
Main roads
State route numbers are as FDOT and the city use them.
| Road | State route | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| I-75 | State Road 93 | North-south through the middle of the city, with an interchange at Pines Boulevard |
| Florida’s Turnpike | State Road 91 | North-south toll road on the city’s east side |
| U.S. 27 | North-south along the western edge, by the Everglades | |
| Pines Boulevard | State Road 820 | The main east-west road; BCT Route 7 runs along it |
| Sheridan Street | State Road 822 | East-west on the north side |
| Pembroke Road | State Road 824 | East-west on the south side; the City of Miramar is across the road |
| University Drive | State Road 817 | North-south on the east side; under FDOT reconstruction from Pembroke Road to Johnson Street |
| Flamingo Road | State Road 823 | North-south through the middle of the city |
FDOT’s rebuild of University Drive between Pembroke Road and Johnson Street began in July 2026 and is scheduled into 2030, with night lane closures. Details are on our road construction and closures page. The city’s own plans are in its Transportation Master Plan, adopted June 21, 2023, and its transportation projects list.
Broward County Transit
BCT runs the county’s fixed-route buses. In BCT’s published schedule data for summer 2026 (June 21 to Sept. 26), these routes had stops inside Pembroke Pines, listed from the most stops to the fewest:
| Route | Name in BCT’s data |
|---|---|
| 7 | Hollywood Boulevard/Pines Boulevard Local |
| 8 | Taft Street Local |
| 9 | Broward Terminal to Young Circle via Broward College |
| 23 | Pembroke Lakes Mall to Sawgrass Mills Mall |
| 2 | University Drive Local |
| 12 | Westfield Mall to A1A via Oakwood Plaza |
| 16 | Stirling Road Local |
| 5 | Pembroke Road Local |
| 109 | 95 Express Pembroke Pines/Miramar |
| 28 | Hallandale Beach Boulevard/Miramar Parkway Local |
Schedules change several times a year, so check each route’s current map, times and detours on BCT’s site or call 954-357-8400 before you ride.
For older residents, the city’s Southwest Focal Point Community Center provides rides for registered members 55 and older to medical and dental appointments, pharmacies and center events; see the city’s transportation page for members.
Airports
North Perry Airport (HWO) is a 511-acre general aviation airport in Pembroke Pines run by the Broward County Aviation Department, according to the city’s airport page. It has four runways for light planes, flight schools and aviation businesses, and is a reliever for Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The U.S. Navy built it in 1943; Broward County took ownership in 1957. Airport administration is at 101 SW 77th Way; manager, 954-359-1016; noise concerns, 954-359-2366.
For airline flights:
- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is run by Broward County, which posts parking, ground transportation and flight information.
- Miami International Airport (MIA) is run by Miami-Dade County; see miami-airport.com.
Trains
- Tri-Rail: commuter trains run by the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, linking Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Stations and schedules at tri-rail.com.
- Brightline: express trains from downtown Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Routes and tickets at gobrightline.com.
Bikes and paths
The city counts sidewalks, bicycle lanes and multi-use paths as part of its road network. FDOT’s University Drive project is adding a 7-foot northbound bike lane from Pembroke Road to Pines Boulevard and a 10-foot shared use path. City parks with walking and biking paths, such as Linear Park on Johnson Street at 98th Avenue, are in our parks and trails guide.
Parking
We found no City of Pembroke Pines page setting public garage rates, meter hours or time limits. Parking rules for homes, such as the one-RV limit and keeping commercial vehicles inside a garage or carport, are in our building permits and zoning guide. Parking complaints: Code Compliance, 954-431-4466, or the police non-emergency line, 954-431-2200. City events at City Center, such as SnowFest, list free parking.
What this means for you
- BCT Route 7 on Pines Boulevard had more stops in the city than any other route in the summer schedule data.
- Expect night lane closures on University Drive through at least 2029.
- Check 511 before using I-75 or the Turnpike late at night.
Related: moving to Pembroke Pines and road construction.
Frequently asked questions
What bus routes serve Pembroke Pines?
In Broward County Transit’s summer 2026 schedule data, routes with stops in the city include 7 (Hollywood Boulevard/Pines Boulevard), 8 (Taft Street), 23 (Pembroke Lakes Mall to Sawgrass Mills), 2 (University Drive), 5 (Pembroke Road) and the 109 95 Express.
What is the closest airport to Pembroke Pines?
North Perry Airport, in the city, is a general aviation airport run by Broward County. For airline flights, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is run by Broward County and Miami International by Miami-Dade County.
What highways go through Pembroke Pines?
I-75 runs north-south through the middle of the city, with Florida’s Turnpike on the east and U.S. 27 on the west, the city says. Pines Boulevard is the main east-west road.
How do I plan a bus trip in Broward County?
Use Broward County Transit’s trip planner and route pages at broward.org/BCT, or call BCT rider information at 954-357-8400.
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