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RANKING · 2024 ACS · 67 SHOWN OF 67

Most public transit riders, Florida counties

Florida counties with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 67 counties in Florida that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 67 is 144. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Citrus County, FL, up 12 places to #33.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most public transit riders by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS 2020
01Miami-Dade County, FLFL2,802,02945,160−18%
02Broward County, FLFL2,013,31718,186−20%
03▲1Palm Beach County, FLFL1,575,72610,475−4%
04▼1Orange County, FLFL1,528,0029,939−26%
05Hillsborough County, FLFL1,574,1155,841−32%
06▲1Pinellas County, FLFL948,5635,784−12%
07▼1Duval County, FLFL1,062,9634,741−40%
08Alachua County, FLFL290,0283,850−2%
09▲3Osceola County, FLFL481,7182,628+33%
10▼1Leon County, FLFL299,0482,293−9%
11Lee County, FLFL875,6071,712−18%
12▲3Brevard County, FLFL663,9821,547+2%
13▲6Polk County, FLFL874,7901,282+12%
14▲3Escambia County, FLFL333,8341,265−2%
15▼2Seminole County, FLFL491,8841,166−34%
16▼6Volusia County, FLFL606,5731,072−51%
17▲1Pasco County, FLFL674,5161,045−18%
18▼4Collier County, FLFL417,131820−51%
19▼3Sarasota County, FLFL479,958743−43%
20Manatee County, FLFL468,200643−19%
21▲4St. Lucie County, FLFL402,449503+5%
22Hendry County, FLFL48,276392−31%
23▲5Indian River County, FLFL172,799375+43%
24▼3Bay County, FLFL204,479294−54%
25▲5Hernando County, FLFL221,701286+35%
26▼3Marion County, FLFL442,660232−56%
27▲6Martin County, FLFL166,272225+42%
28▼2Lake County, FLFL456,068220−40%
29▼5Okaloosa County, FLFL221,810200−59%
30▲8Flagler County, FLFL140,360188+47%
31▼4Monroe County, FLFL80,406188−40%
32▼1Okeechobee County, FLFL42,608174−9%
33▲12Citrus County, FLFL171,666150+178%
34▼2DeSoto County, FLFL37,078144−15%
35▲2St. Johns County, FLFL346,328124−9%
36▲12Sumter County, FLFL157,772115+219%
37▼2Clay County, FLFL239,593111−25%
38▼4Charlotte County, FLFL217,212101−36%
39▼3Hardee County, FLFL25,93295−33%
40▼11Highlands County, FLFL111,12283−66%
41▲1Putnam County, FLFL77,73480+29%
42▲5Glades County, FLFL13,27077+93%
43▼2Walton County, FLFL93,28876+4%
44▼4Gadsden County, FLFL44,29854−33%
45▼2Levy County, FLFL48,52049−18%
46▲3Nassau County, FLFL106,87944+26%
47▲5Santa Rosa County, FLFL211,11542+282%
48▲10Dixie County, FLFL18,03833+1550%
49▲2Jackson County, FLFL49,62931+41%
50▲6Gilchrist County, FLFL20,48817+467%
51▲4Columbia County, FLFL74,09415+275%
52▲11Jefferson County, FLFL16,00714–
53▼14Bradford County, FLFL28,30712−87%
54▲8Taylor County, FLFL21,2105+400%
55▼1Hamilton County, FLFL14,1804−20%
56▲5Lafayette County, FLFL8,7923+50%
57▲10Liberty County, FLFL8,0353–
58▼12Madison County, FLFL18,7593−93%
59▼6Suwannee County, FLFL48,1492−67%
60▼10Washington County, FLFL26,6951−96%
61▲3Baker County, FLFL29,7370–
62▲3Calhoun County, FLFL13,2890–
63▼4Franklin County, FLFL13,0290−100%
64▼4Gulf County, FLFL15,9430−100%
65▲1Holmes County, FLFL20,1190–
66▼22Union County, FLFL16,2500−100%
67▼10Wakulla County, FLFL38,0890−100%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES