Miami-Dade Transit will run regular weekday service on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. The county announced that Metrobus, Metrorail, Metromover and MetroConnect will all operate on their normal weekday schedules, according to a notice posted Nov. 9.

Will Miami-Dade Transit run on Veterans Day?

Miami-Dade Transit will provide regular weekday service on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, according to a county notice posted Nov. 9. The agency listed four services in the announcement, and none was described as suspended or running on a modified schedule for the federal holiday.

  • Metrobus operates on a regular weekday schedule on Nov. 11, per the county notice.
  • Metrorail operates on a regular weekday schedule on Nov. 11, per the county notice.
  • Metromover operates on a regular weekday schedule on Nov. 11, per the county notice.
  • MetroConnect operates on a regular weekday schedule on Nov. 11, per the county notice.

Which Miami-Dade Transit services are included in the Nov. 11 schedule?

All four of Miami-Dade Transit's services named in the county notice are included: Metrobus, Metrorail, Metromover and MetroConnect. The notice lists each by name and applies the regular weekday designation to the full group, so riders do not need to check separate holiday timetables for individual modes on Nov. 11.

What should Miami-Dade riders know before Nov. 11?

Miami-Dade Transit riders can plan Wednesday trips as they would any other weekday, since the county notice calls for regular weekday service across all four services. The notice was posted Nov. 9, two days before the holiday, giving commuters and veterans advance confirmation.

  • Date of service: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026.
  • Notice posted by Miami-Dade County on Nov. 9, 2026.
  • Riders with questions about specific routes or trips can consult Miami-Dade Transit directly.

The announcement came from Miami-Dade County, which published the notice on its official website. Veterans Day is a federal holiday, and the county's notice makes clear that the transit system will not shift to a different schedule on that date.

This article is based on reporting by Miami-Dade County.