Is there a train to West Palm Beach?

Yes, Brightline and Tri-Rail offer service from nearby stations.

How much is the toll?

Expect to pay around $3.00 to $5.00 in tolls one way.

Is it better to take I-95 or the Turnpike?

The Turnpike is generally less congested than I-95.

How far is the airport?

Palm Beach International Airport is about 10 minutes from downtown.

Palm Tran provides local bus service within Palm Beach County.

Coral Springs

West Palm Beach

Driving

Coral Springs to West Palm Beach

Updated: 28 May 2026

The drive from Coral Springs to West Palm Beach covers approximately 65 kilometers, primarily using the Florida Turnpike North. This route typically takes about 60 minutes, though traffic near the Boca Raton and Delray Beach exits can cause delays. You are traveling from the residential heart of Broward County into the cultural and administrative center of Palm Beach County. The route is straightforward and well-maintained, offering a direct path between these two major South Florida cities.

Total Distance: 65 km driving distance, 60 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Florida Turnpike takes exactly 60 minutes in normal traffic.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method.

Compare Coral Springs to West Palm Beach Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

1 hour

Avg Price

$10 - $15 in fuel and tolls

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Florida Turnpike North.

The Turnpike is the fastest route; avoid I-95 if there is construction.

Travel Tips

Toll Payment
Ensure your SunPass is active to pay tolls electronically.
Traffic Alerts
Use Google Maps to check for accidents on the Turnpike before departing.
Parking
Public parking garages are available throughout downtown West Palm Beach.
Weather
Check the forecast for heavy rain, which can reduce visibility on the highway.
Fuel
Fill up in Coral Springs, as gas prices can be higher near major tourist hubs.

Safety Tips

Highway Safety
Maintain a safe following distance, especially during heavy rain.
Vehicle Check
Ensure your tires are properly inflated for highway driving.
Emergency
Keep a roadside assistance contact number handy.
Night Driving
Be cautious of glare from oncoming headlights on the Turnpike.