Getting Around Fort Lauderdale with Ease: A Guide to LauderGO! and Other Transportation Options

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As a popular tourist destination, Fort Lauderdale attracts millions of visitors each year who come to enjoy its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife scene, and world-class attractions. However, navigating the city can be daunting for both locals and tourists alike.

Fortunately, there are several transportation options available that make getting around easy peasy. One such option is LauderGO!, a free community shuttle service provided by the City of Fort Lauderdale (City). In this article, we'll take an in-depth look at what makes LauderGO! so special and how it can help you get where you need to go without breaking your wallet.

What Is LauderGO!?

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LauderGO! is a FREE transportation option for both City of Fort Lauderdale residents and visitors. The service operates five routes that cover areas throughout the city, including some places that larger Broward County Transit (BCT) buses are unable to reach.

With its extensive network of routes, LauderGO! offers passengers convenient access to popular destinations across the city as well as connections to other transit networks in Broward County. This makes it an excellent choice for those looking to explore all that South Florida has to offer without worrying about parking fees or long commutes.

Benefits Of Using LauerdGO!

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So why choose LauderGO! over traditional transportation options? Here are just a few reasons:

1. Cost-Saving: As mentioned earlier, using LauderGo is completely free for both residents and visitors alike!

2. Environmentally Friendly: By choosing public transit instead of driving your own car or taking an Uber/Lyft ride-sharing service, you're doing Mother Earth a favor by reducing carbon emissions.

3. Easy to Use: With clear signs posted throughout the city indicating where LauderGO! stops are located and easy-to-follow maps available online through Google Maps (more on that later), getting started couldn't be simpler!

4. Convenience: Whether you're heading out for a night on Las Olas Boulevard or just need help getting around town during peak rush hour traffic, there's always another LauderGO! bus waiting to whisk you away.

Getting Started with Google Maps

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If you haven't already downloaded the Google Maps app onto your smartphone (and let's be real - who hasn't?), now is the perfect time to do so!

With just a few simple taps within the app, you can easily plan out your entire route using LauderGO! or any other transit option available in Broward County. Simply enter 'Lauderdale Port' as both your starting and ending points (you may also use 'Fort Lauderdale Cruise Terminal') before selecting 'Ride share/ Taxi' from the list of transportation options that appears below.

Once you've selected this option, Google Maps will automatically generate step-by-step directions for how to reach LauderGO! using either walking or public transit modes of travel. It doesn't get much easier than that!

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In conclusion, whether you're a long-time resident looking for an alternative way around town without breaking the bank or just visiting Fort Lauderdale on vacation and want some tips on getting around like a local, LauderGO! has got your back (literally speaking - literally speaking being totally pun intended here).

So next time you find yourself in Broward County with nowhere to go but don't feel like driving everywhere thanks to traffic congestion or parking fees piling up faster than sandcastles during hurricane season... consider giving this awesome free shuttle service a try instead!

References:

- '1' Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Grant

- This grant was established by the Federal Highway Administration to support communities in planning and implementing transit-oriented development projects that reduce congestion, promote livability, and improve air quality.

- '2' Artbreaking Event: Flagler Village Painted Intersections

- On September 18th at noon sharp, join us for an exciting art event as we unveil our newest public mural project! This community-driven initiative aims to beautify key intersections throughout Fort Lauderdale's vibrant arts district while promoting unity among residents and visitors alike.

- '3' Colee Hammock Residential Parking Permit Program

- Starting January 1st, all vehicles parked within designated areas in the Colee Hammock neighborhood will require a residential parking permit. Please visit our website for more information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, and fees associated with obtaining your very own CPAP!

- '4' Beverly Heights Residential Parking Permit Program

- As part of ongoing efforts to improve safety and traffic flow within this charming Fort Lauderdale neighborhood, beginning March 1st all non-resident vehicles will be required to display a valid residential parking permit while parked on certain streets. For details about eligibility requirements, application processes, as well as applicable fees please visit our website today!

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