Boca Raton, FL Mobility & Curb Rules: TNC Pickup Zones (2026)
Key Facts
- Applies to
- Midtown Planned Mobility Development (PMD) subarea only
- Designated spaces
- 1 on-street space per block, Type A/B streets
- Type C streets
- Same designation may apply if on-street parking exists
- Trigger
- New streets or reconstruction within a PMD
- Enforced via
- Site plan approval and certificate of occupancy conditions
Summary
Within Boca Raton's Midtown Planned Mobility Development (PMD) area, the city can require developers to set aside one on-street parking space per block on Type A or Type B streets specifically for rideshare pickup and drop-off, under the PMD street design standards of the zoning code.
d.Type A and Type B streets shall include on-street parallel or angled parking on both sides of the street, and the city may require that 1 on-street parking space per block on a Type A or Type B street is designated for ridesharing pick-up and drop-off. Type C streets may include on-street parallel parking and, if on-street parking is included on a Type C street, the city may require that 1 on-street parking space per block is designated for ridesharing pick-up and drop-off.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 72 Update 1).
Full Breakdown
The requirement lives inside the Planned Mobility Development regulations for the Midtown planned mobility subarea, which covers land zoned CG (commercial general) and designated Planned Mobility (PM) on the Future Land Use Map, east of the north-south Lake Worth Drainage District E-3 Canal. Section 28-937(h) establishes a three-tier hierarchy of street types (Type A, B and C) for that area, and subsection (h)(3) sets construction standards for any new or reconstructed street under city jurisdiction within it. Type A and Type B streets must carry on-street parallel or angled parking on both sides, and under Sec.
28-937(h)(3)d the city may require one of those on-street spaces per block to be designated for ridesharing pickup and drop-off; on Type C streets, if on-street parking exists at all, the city may impose the same one-space-per-block designation. 5-foot buffer on Type B and C streets, street blocks no longer than 660 feet on a side, and crosswalks spaced no more than 660 feet apart on Type A and B streets. These standards apply only through the PMD approval process administered by the planning and zoning board or city council under Sec.
28-937(d) and are not a citywide taxi/TNC curb rule; they attach to a specific development's site plan. Under Sec. 28-937(h)(3)i, construction of the required streets and improvements, including any designated rideshare space, must be completed by the PMD applicant and accepted by the city before a certificate of occupancy or certificate of completion is issued.
Violations & Fines
A PMD applicant who fails to construct a rideshare pickup/drop-off space the city has designated under Sec. 28-937(h)(3)d cannot obtain a certificate of occupancy or certificate of completion for the project, since Sec. 28-937(h)(3)i conditions those certificates on the city's acceptance of the required street improvements. The development services department and planning and zoning board enforce compliance through the site plan review and construction-acceptance process rather than through citations to individual drivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this rule create rideshare zones citywide in Boca Raton?
Is the rideshare space mandatory on every PMD street?
What happens if a PMD developer skips the required rideshare space?
Sources & Official References
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