Miami Rail Cam – Live Metrorail Transfer Station

This round-the-clock camera watches a busy transfer station on Miami's Metrorail, the elevated rapid transit system that runs through Miami-Dade County. It's a great feed for rail fans and anyone who finds watching trains relaxing.

Metrorail opened in the 1980s and connects areas such as Dadeland, Coconut Grove, Brickell, Downtown Miami, the Health District, Hialeah and Miami International Airport. Transfer stations link it with Metromover, the free automated people mover in downtown, and with other transit services, so they see constant movement of trains and passengers.

## What to watch

• Trains arriving and departing on the elevated tracks
• Commuter rush hours in the morning and evening
• South Florida skies, from blazing sun to summer storms

Because Metrorail runs above street level, the views are open and dramatic, especially at dusk when the trains' lights stand out against the sky. The camera is run by the team behind Cruise Ships Live, who also stream Miami's port.

The stream is provided by Cruise Ships Live.