Route
PBI to Miami Private Car Service
Private Chevrolet Suburban transportation from Palm Beach International Airport to Miami — the longest airport transfer we run, covering the full length of the tri-county I-95 corridor.
| Origin | Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) |
| Destination | Miami |
| Approx. road distance | ~68 miles |
| Realistic travel time | 1 hr – 1 hr 30 min, traffic-dependent |
| Primary road | I-95 South |
| Vehicle | Black Chevrolet Suburban |
Travel time is a realistic range, not a guarantee — South Florida traffic can add significant time regardless of distance.
At 68 miles, PBI to Miami is the longest single route UNO offers, running the full length of I-95 South through three counties — Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade — before reaching the city. It’s less a quick transfer and more a genuine intercity trip, which is exactly why a private Suburban makes more sense here than a rideshare: an hour or more in the car is a very different experience when it’s quiet, comfortable, and predictable versus stitched together from a shared trip.
Because this route touches three distinct traffic environments, no single stretch defines the trip — congestion can appear anywhere along the way, though the Fort Lauderdale area in the middle of the drive is the most common source of slowdown during weekday peak hours. Given the length, this is also one of the routes where flight-tracking matters most: a delayed or early landing at PBI changes the optimal departure window for the return leg or a same-day pickup more than it would on a shorter trip.
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Questions about this route
Why would someone fly into PBI for a Miami destination?
Fare pricing, specific flight schedules, or a multi-stop South Florida itinerary that includes Palm Beach County are the usual reasons. It's a longer drive, but a private vehicle makes it a comfortable one.
Is 68 miles a realistic single trip, or should it be broken up?
It's a standard single trip for us — roughly an hour to an hour and a half depending on traffic across three counties. Most clients prefer one continuous ride over multiple legs.
What's the biggest traffic risk on this route?
This drive crosses Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties, so it's exposed to congestion patterns in all three. Weekday rush hour anywhere along that stretch, particularly the Fort Lauderdale area, is the most common source of delay.