Boynton Beach's I-95 exits, the Tri-Rail station on High Ridge Road, Palm Tran routes, the nearest airports and how city parking works. City Hall: 561-742-6000.
Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. Facts come from the Florida Department of Transportation, Tri-Rail, Palm Tran, the airport and the City of Boynton Beach.
Boynton Beach sits between Interstate 95 and the Intracoastal Waterway, with Florida’s Turnpike to the west. The city has three I-95 exits and a Tri-Rail commuter rail station, and Palm Tran buses run along its main roads, the city’s community profile says.
Who to call
- Live traffic: FL511, or dial 511
- Palm Tran trip planner: palmtran.org
- Tri-Rail: Boynton Beach station
- City parking and permits: Parking Division, City Hall 561-742-6000
- Road work: our road construction page
Roads and I-95 exits
From FDOT’s I-95 exit list:
| Exit | Road |
|---|---|
| 56 | Woolbright Road |
| 57 | State Road 804, Boynton Beach Boulevard |
| 59 | Gateway Boulevard |
| 60 | Hypoluxo Road, just north of the city |
To the south, Exit 52 is Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach; to the north, Exit 61 is Lantana Road. The main north-south roads are U.S. 1 (Federal Highway), Seacrest Boulevard, Congress Avenue and Military Trail. Florida’s Turnpike runs west of the city; the city lists direct access to the Turnpike among its transportation links.
Two big I-95 projects are underway or coming: FDOT’s rebuild of the Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange, set to run to September 2028, and the Woolbright Road interchange, scheduled to start this fall. Details and closures are on our road construction page.
Tri-Rail
The Boynton Beach Tri-Rail station is at 2800 High Ridge Road, beside I-95. Tri-Rail is South Florida’s regional commuter railroad; schedules and fares are on its website.
- Parking: register your vehicle with Tri-Rail to park free for up to 12 hours a day. Past 12 hours or overnight, the fee is $2 an hour or $12 a day.
- Buses at the station: Palm Tran Routes 70 and 73.
Palm Tran buses
Palm Tran, the county bus system, serves Boynton Beach on these routes, per its route list:
| Route | Where it runs |
|---|---|
| 1 | U.S. 1, Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton |
| 2 | Congress Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton |
| 3 | Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton |
| 70 | Seacrest Boulevard, Lantana to Delray Beach |
| 73 | Boynton Beach Boulevard, from Baptist Health in west Boynton Beach to U.S. 1, then north to Gateway Boulevard and Quantum Village |
Plan a trip with Palm Tran’s trip planner.
Biking
The city’s website does not publish a bike route map. FDOT’s Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange project adds 5- to 7-foot bike lanes in each direction and 8-foot sidewalks, and its repaving farther west added green bicycle markings, according to its project pages. Bikes are not allowed on the county’s Green Cay and Wakodahatchee boardwalks; see our parks guide.
Airports
The closest airline airport is President Donald J. Trump International Airport, the former Palm Beach International, at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd. in West Palm Beach, according to the airport’s website. Parking and ground transportation options are listed there.
Parking
The city takes payment for hourly parking through ParkMobile: use the app or call 1-800-280-4146, the number on the meter, enter the zone number and your plate, and extend the session from your phone, according to the city’s ParkMobile page.
- Oceanfront Park beach, 6415 N. Ocean Blvd.: $3.50 an hour, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; no back-in parking and no parking on the grass.
- Harvey E. Oyer Jr. Park boat ramp, 2010 N. Federal Highway: $3.50 an hour, $35 daily maximum, for boat trailer spaces.
- Annual permits for the beach and boat ramp go on sale each September for the Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 year. Buy them through the city’s online parking portal or in person at the Arts & Cultural Center, 125 E. Ocean Ave., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
- Tickets for overtime or an expired meter are $40, rising to $80 if unpaid after 14 days. Pay online through the city’s citation portal.
The city’s parking pages do not list downtown parking decks or time limits; during events the city names free parking lots and shuttles on each event page.
Parking at home: since Feb. 1, 2026, a city ordinance bars parking a vehicle in a yard, on a swale or on grass next to the street where it can be seen from the road. Park in the driveway or on the driveway apron without blocking the sidewalk. Temporary parking for a party or other event at a home is allowed, per the city’s parking regulations page.
What this means for you
- Avoid the Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange at rush hour while FDOT rebuilds it.
- Register your car with Tri-Rail before you park at the station.
- Do not park on the swale or the grass in front of your house.
Related: road construction and closures, parks and trails and moving to Boynton Beach.
Frequently asked questions
What are the I-95 exits for Boynton Beach?
Exit 56 Woolbright Road, Exit 57 Boynton Beach Boulevard (State Road 804) and Exit 59 Gateway Boulevard, according to FDOT. Exit 60 is Hypoluxo Road, just north.
Where is the Tri-Rail station in Boynton Beach?
2800 High Ridge Road. Riders who register their vehicle can park free for up to 12 hours a day; after that it is $2 an hour or $12 a day, Tri-Rail says.
Which Palm Tran buses serve Boynton Beach?
Route 73 runs along Boynton Beach Boulevard and Route 70 along Seacrest Boulevard; both stop at the Tri-Rail station. Routes 1 on U.S. 1, 2 on Congress Avenue and 3 on Military Trail run north-south through the area.
What is the closest airport to Boynton Beach?
President Donald J. Trump International Airport, the former Palm Beach International, at 1000 James L. Turnage Blvd. in West Palm Beach.
How do I pay for parking in Boynton Beach?
Hourly parking at city meters is paid through the ParkMobile app or by calling 1-800-280-4146. Annual beach and boat ramp permits are sold online and at the Arts & Cultural Center, 125 E. Ocean Ave.
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