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City Of Boca Raton Shuttle Service Keeps Growing

Boca Raton Shuttle Service
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The highlighted area is where you can ride on the City of Boca Raton shuttle.

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2025 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — If you’re looking for an easy way to get around the City of Boca Raton, look no further than the City’s downtown shuttle service. It’s growing in popularity every month, and now, the service is being expanded. The average wait time is now just under seven mintues — with roughly 1600 rides a month.
The City of Boca Raton shared this announcement with BocaNewsNow.com:

>>The City of Boca Raton is expanding its eco-friendly downtown shuttle service to include a portion of the barrier island. This expansion is part of an ongoing 12-month pilot program designed to enhance mobility solutions within and around the downtown area and the Brightline station, and now the beach. The service, operated by Circuit, utilizes a quiet, all-electric fleet to provide sustainable and convenient transportation for residents and visitors.
The service expansion is effective immediately.

Service Area
The updated area serviced by BocaConnect includes:
South of Glades Road, east of I-95
North of the Hillsboro Canal
West of NE 5th Way/SE 5th Avenue/Royal Palm Way
The Barrier Island from Gumbo Limbo Nature Center to the Boca Raton Inlet

Cost
Rides that begin and end in the RED service area on the Base Service Area Map are FREE.
Rides that start or end in the BLUE service area on the Base Service Area Map will be $2.00 per rider with $1.00 for each additional rider, capped at $5.00 per ride for a one-way trip.
Once requested, wait time for a shuttle is 10 minutes or less.

The App
Passengers can request a ride using the Circuit App, available for download on iOS and Android. The app provides real-time updates, operating hours, and service details.<<

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  1. Ivy

    This is wonderful. I would hope it would expand to Spanish River Blvd and FAU, and Publix at US1. There a lots of students who would benefit greatly. And lots of parents who would rather pay for bus fare than a car purchase for their children. Safer too. Not to mention disabled persons. Even though there is already transportation that serves disabled persons by appt.

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