Yes, Tri-Rail (South Florida's regional commuter rail) and Metrorail (Miami-Dade's heavy rail system) are directly connected at two primary locations, making it easy to travel from Palm Beach or Broward into the heart of Miami. The most established connection is the Tri-Rail and Metrorail Transfer Station in Hialeah, where both systems share a physical station platform, allowing for a seamless transfer between the Tri-Rail line and the Metrorail Green Line. More recently, the connection was significantly improved with the Miami Airport Station (Miami Intermodal Center), which serves as a massive transit hub where Tri-Rail and the Metrorail Orange Line converge. From here, passengers can also take the "MIA Mover" to the airport terminals. In 2026, it is important to note that while they are connected, they use different ticketing systems; however, you can use the EASY Card or EASY Pay app to pay for both, though transfers are not always free unless you have a specific regional pass. These connections are the backbone of South Florida's transit, allowing commuters to bypass the extreme traffic on I-95 when moving between the three major counties.