The City operates three (4) municipal parking lots at the following locations and rates.
1) Park N’ Ride (Old Town Garage) $5.00 / hr or $40 / day
2) Mallory Square $6.00 / hr or $48 / day
3) Key West Bight $5.00 / hr or $40 / day
4) Truman Waterfront $4.00 / hr
Oversized Vehicles such as RVs, Tour Buses, Motor Homes, and others are not permitted to travel in the old town/downtown areas of Key West. The City Ordinance prohibits parking oversized vehicles on city streets. Oversized vehicles are required to drop off and pick up passengers at William & Caroline, 908 Caroline Street.
On Monday, June 5, 2023, KWT launched the Workforce Express route from Stock Island to Bahama Village.
The Workforce Express bus travels on Truman Avenue/North Roosevelt Boulevard & Duck Avenue during peak hours, only stopping at designated bus stops. Route will operate Monday through Sunday, providing a more efficient, low-stress alternative to driving while improving mobility and convenience.
Key West Transit is accessible every day to Seniors
All City of Key West residents, age 60 and older, and 100% Service-Connected Disabled US Armed Forces Veterans (any age) may use all City Bus Routes at no charge.
The bus stop on College Road & US1 has been moved slightly closer to the hospital for public safety.
On the second Saturday of each month, all bus service is free to ALL seniors.
The City of Key West Department of Transportation (KWDoT) provides many services to the community, visitors, and internal customers, including over 400 city associates. The service areas or functions KWDoT are responsible for public transportation and the Park N Ride Garage.
Anyone seeking bus schedules, route information, or real-time arrival/departure updates is encouraged to call the city's automated information system at 305-600-1455 for public transit services or visit the map to access functions online at Key West Transit.
Marathon Fairfield Inn Bus stop is located by the entrance to the Fairfield Inn on U.S. 1, Effective May 26. The Lower Keys Shuttle will no longer pull into the Fairfield Inn parking lot. New Cutaways added to Key West Public Transit Fleet.
You may have noticed the newest vehicle type in the Key West public transit fleet on the streets lately. They are called cutaways, are A.D.A. compliant, and can transport 14 passengers. When ridership is typically lower, these vehicles are integrated into the city bus routes. They are a bit quieter and easier to maneuver.
By using the cutaways along with the existing 30-and 35-foot buses, the City of Key West is trying to maximize transportation services to the riding public in the safest, most efficient, and environmentally conscious method possible.
Buses may be delayed at times due to heavy seasonal traffic.