The elevated Simpson Street Subway Station in the Bronx's Longwood neighborhood, opened in 1904, is…read morenow serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and 5 trains. This is a fully ADA compliant accessible station. In 2008, the MTA installed vibrant, colored, faceted glass panels in the platform windscreens and vestibules designed by Queens-born artist, graphic designer, and author Lisa Amowitz's "Urban Renewal" showing local buildings and flowers signifying the ability to be reborn. Check them all out!

This train station had been updated with an elevator and nice decor in certain areas. Otherwise,…read morelooks the same but feels a little safer.

They have a very nasty girl working there that hangs up on the customers! Also they send very old…read morecars that breakdown in the middle of the trip and you get stuck without anyway to get to your destination! I would not recommend them! They're very unpredictable and unprofessional!

Called a cab for my mother and instead of the person trying to let me know the last 4 of the…read morelicense plates and time. Just give me time rushing me off as if people still call them in and don't really use Uber or Lyft. Just for the damn driver to go to the wrong address and not call to confirm that he was near

Zero stars!!! When I called, I was told the ride from Amherst Massachusetts to the New York City…read morewas going to cost $60 and take two hours. Well, they charged me $85 and it took 5 1/2 hours. The van driver said he was shocked to have me on the van because I was the first white person that he had seen use this service. That was a little off.

Everything! Don't plan traveling with this company EVER! I am angry with their service from the…read moremoment I got on the van with my pet the music playing only bachata. The driver charged me more than the other passengers. Switching to another vehicle & charging me another fee. I felt discriminated in how other passengers pay less than when the delivery was saying out loud to each of us the cost. I made the reservation I told them I was traveling with my pet & they agree only if he was in a carrier or crate. They charged me for my dog. Talk about my dog was too big even if my dog was small that van wasn't wide enough to put any size dog on the floor. That van wasn't comfortable too narrow for customers to get off or on the bus. The drivers didn't help me on or off the bus. Didn't have a handle for me to hold on to. They didn't help me with my dog. The second driver was rude left me around the corner not in the front of the building. The second driver helped the women before me had door to door service not me. I don't recommend this lousy biased company to no one. I'll let it be known Gerardo's Transparent is the Worst to travel. It's a RIPOFF!

The elevated West Farms Square-East Tremont Avenue Subway Station in the Bronx's West Farms…read moreneighborhood, opened in 1904, is now serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and 5 trains. While not ADA compliant at the moment, MTA has included its accesibility upgrade in the 2025-2029 Capital Plan. In 2004, the MTA did install faceted glass windows designed by South Bronx multimedia artist Naomi Campbell, who more often employs watercolor, entitled "Animal Tracks." These windscreens are chock full of assorted loveable friends you'll likely find at the nearby Bronx Zoo, but located in natural world settings. This public art menagerie... just fun to look at!

Grew up in this area and am def glad they have remodeled and updated this train station. Many…read morepeople come through here it's a hub in the Bronx and close to the Bronx zoo Asia gate entrance. Def a staple in the neighborhood and should be well kept. Also glad there are escalators here

Apollo has always been good to me. They come quickly every time i call. Uber was trying to charge…read moreme a inflated price to get to my destination, so I called Apollo who did it for less and tipped my driver who maneuvered quickly through traffic

The customer service is brutal and the cab drivers are non cordial and have no problem telling the…read morecustomer what to do and where to meet them. I am highly disappointed as they came referred by my cousin who has been using their services for a while now. Born and raised here and I have never experienced such treatment by a nyc TLC driver. PREFERABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN 0 STARS‼

They remodeled the area where this train station is located and it looks great. There's also…read moreelevators at this station for those that need it. There's normally cops in the area making sure nothing crazy happens, making it feel a little safer than it use to feel. Def could be a cleaner train station, but otherwise, pretty standard

The elevated Prospect Avenue Subway Station in the Bronx's Longwood neighborhood, opened in 1904…read moreand listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is now serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and 5 trains. While not ADA compliant at the moment, it is in MTA's 2025-29 Capital Plan for an accessibility upgrade. In 2008, the MTA did install colorful stained glass artwork designed by Ukrainian artist Marina Tsersarskaya called "Bronx. Four Seasons." Really love the use of deep blue cobalt glass! Each platform's windscreens and vestibule windows are worth enjoying!

Conveniently located at a needed spot in the Bronx. The area isn't the safest but the train stop is…read moredef needed there !

The elevated Freeman Street Subway Station in the Bronx's Crotona Park East neighborhood, opened in…read morethe early 1900s, is now serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and 5 trains. Unfortunately it's neither ADA compliant, nor scheduled in the near future with accessibility upgrades. In 2007, the MTA did install delightful faceted glass windows designed by Bronx-born painter Daniel Hauben entitled "The El" showing local life underneath the elevated. They're all worthwhile seeing!

So many steps at this station and def needs to be updated to look nicer/more modern. Otherwise,…read morejust a regular train station and gets you from A to B