Straightforward train station with some cool architectural highlights and a very nice Virginia…read moretourism desk with lots of resources and information. While I was waiting for my train, there was a wedding happening and I could definitely see how this could be a very cool event space.

A wonderful event space. Surrounded by glass windows that offer spectacular views of the city,…read moresunsets and sunrises. The architecture of this building are breathtaking. I can see why it's useful in an even space. It has turned more event space and mildly used for a train stop. If you need bells and whistles for your Amtrak travels needs you may want to utilize the Staples Mill station. But, if you familiar with Amtrak travel and this station is convenient for you, the. Go for it. The Amtrak app and phone line have always been successful for me.

If I could give this place a 0 stars for being so shitty I would. THIS IS THE WORST DRIVING COMPANY…read moreON THIS PLANET Thats all that needs to be said I have been helping a gentleman try to get to his location since 11am we called 8 times and had the shittiest dispatchers with the shittiest attitudes give us the fucking run around cause they dont like the fact that I had to call multiple times to have them come pick him up. I am at a place of business all I was doing was trying to help him get to his DESTINATION... i see link drive up all and down these roads and the excuse over and over again was "we will call another vehicle" and the MAM! MAM! MAM! yelling over the phone wasnt necessary BRYAN and KAREN ALL I HAVE TO SAY IS FUCK YOU SIR SIR SIR!!!!!

Good evening just a rider with an opinion. I'm from D.C and Metro (transit system) was my life and…read moreeven though they have their flaws I feel you should take a page out their book. Convenience is important along with efficiency for your company it's employee's and the people it service.((Scenario ( 2C you have one bus going from the transit station headed north then back to the transit station to head south, and vice versa for the south route.) From my many years of riding a transit system (WMATA) that moves with their city as a rider would it be easier on your drivers and more efficient for the 2c to go from the transit station in one direction either north or south and back to the transit station. And that is the route. One going north 2C BusTransit/ North to North Ave - 2C Bustransit/South Belt Blvd/Midlothian))

I keep receiving bills for tolls unpaid when I have an EZPASS and have proof that I was charged by…read moreEZPASS already. Have called repeatedly and was told they never received my dispute form in the mail. So then emailed them with proof and never heard back about a resolution. They keep sending me Bills for payment. They need to work with EZPASS directly as to any issues with Pay by Plate not communicating properly with EZPASS. This borders on harassment. I never remove my EZPASS and go through the tolls many, many times a week. This Pay by Plate system has obvious bugs and they are not helpful via phone and will not communicate back about resolving these issues. They only send bill upon bill all the while compounding late fees.

In a disgusting form! To pay the toll in full out of pocket from the public is due upon traveling…read morethe roads as required but when the public's money isn't registered with the toll it is then rejected at the bottom underneath the basket which is not property of RMA or any other toll for that matter it is money that belongs to the public and the individual who put it in the basket that it was rejected and denied for payment that is entitled back to the customer immediately to put a lock and show such disgusting greed on the rejected money slot is the biggest form of theft and why charges haven't been impressed against them I have no understanding or concept of this! Furthermore for the few remaining toll booth that do have the rejected slots not only are the employees disgustingly rude and almost argumentative in a very unprofessional abusive type manner for themselves to only reach down and grab the change that again is not belong to RMA but to the public and the individual to which the money is being returned nce the return change slot AKA rejected money and itself is explanation that money does not belong to RMA so in addit to paying the toll they're stealing the money that isn't registered towards the paymnt to satisfy the amount is 100% the customer traveling through it God forbid you had the unfortunate event of encountering the toll booth attendant t when you think the money being rejected we'll go to Great lengths to verbally attack you become almost irate with the intent to prevent you from taking what belongs to you back only today themselves reach down pick it up out of there off the floor the ground the rejected slot and put it into their pockets this is absolutely the most fun ethical staff especially the Forest Hill at night and crime with the lock preventing the public from being able to retrieve what is rightfully theirs that I've ever witnessed from a business in any way shape or form everyone should be entitled to some type of refund due to this lock on the Publix money! Shame on this company for being able to get away with this in shame on no one pursuing making this an ethical transaction that has completely become a shame of greed at its finest from every aspect of this company. This used to be an upstanding company who only higher and allow nothing less than professional and absolute ethical practices they prided themselves on their employees I don't know what's happened but there's many things that need to be absolutely addressed and one being the theft from the customers who drive through their daily!

Waiting for about two hours bus never showed up…read more Seems like they got a good racket. Charge reservation and then never provide a service. Avoid at all cost

My brother and I rode the Megabus (in June 2018) from Dallas, TX all the way to Richmond, VA, with…read morea bus changes in Memphis, TN and Atlanta, GA. I'm going to share the same review with those Megabus Yelp business pages. Our trip took around 36 hours. First, the bad: WiFi did not work on ANY of the three buses we rode. It's time consuming. Our journey was 36 hours end to end. Cleanliness of bathroom deteriorates rapidly as the journey wears on. I considered it "For emergency use only." There is no running water. There might have been hand sanitizer. Now the good. Inexpensive. Nothing beat it. Not Greyhound. Not Amtrak. If you have more time than money, or just want an adventure, Megabus is OK. Buses were clean. Buses have a bathroom, but it's nothing more than a chemical toilet. It was an adventure. 110 volt A/C power outlets did work on all buses. Oh, and since it was summer, there were no airline deals either. The bus stops about every 2 hours for a break. It generally stopped at a truck stop, where you could use a restroom with running water, and get something to eat. Our bus change in Memphis was long. It gave us enough time to take an Uber to Beale St. It was also at night. Neighborhood was kinda sketchy, but there was indoor waiting area with vending machines and bathrooms. There's a gas station next door that serves hot food. Our bus change in Atlanta was shorter, but it was long enough to search out some breakfast within walking distance. It was morning for this stop. Neighborhood was OK. There was no indoor waiting area and I think there were restrooms if you went in the MARTA station (below). We arrived in Richmond at night and walked to our hotel. I did not seeing any waiting area, though it is close to the (Amtrak) train station, in the Main Street Station, so there might be something there. There are waiting rooms, but I don't know the hours. https://www.yelp.com/biz/main-street-station-richmond About the bus: It's a double-decker bus. If you are prone to motion sickness, there is less sway on the bottom, but try to get toward the front, as the bathroom is in the back. Upper seats have a better view, and the roof is transparent. During the day it was quite enjoyable. There are reserved seats, and if they are available, will cost you a little extra. We only had reserved seats on one bus. Not having a reservation was not a problem. There are some sections, up and down, where the seats face each other (with a small table in the middle). So if you are a party of 3 or 4, it would be good to reserve these seats. You might want to hedge your bet, and reserve seats opposite of each other. This way you'll play footsies with someone you know, not a stranger. It seems obvious now, but the reserved seats are the ones with BIG numbers on them. Once the bus is loaded, it seems OK to move into those seats, but you don't know if they are going to be reserved for the next leg of your journey. The bus does drop off and pick up along the way, though not necessarily at all stops. Some stops are just breaks to stretch your legs, and last 10 to 20 minutes. You might want to bring an extension cord, or have a long charging cable. Sometimes the power is overhead. Brings snacks and drinks, but not alcohol, as it's not allowed. We asked a couple drivers what would happen if you were caught. The answer varied a bit, but it seems likely you will be kicked off the bus. Where you are asked to leave seems to depend on your attitude. If you need anything during the trip, bring it with you when you go to your seat. You can't access your checked bags en route. Consider bringing ear buds or plugs, and eye shades. My conclusion: It was just too many hours. Man this trip dragged on. I would consider it for shorter trips, in fact I'd like to see more of Memphis. And them maybe take a riverboat to New Orleans, and Megabus back to DFW. Bottom line: Good adventure. No problems. No regrets. Megabus Yelp pages, including this one: Dallas - https://www.yelp.com/biz/megabus-dallas Memphis - https://www.yelp.com/biz/megabus-memphis Atlanta - https://www.yelp.com/biz/megabus-atlanta Richmond - https://www.yelp.com/biz/megabus-richmond PS. Also close to the Amtrak station in the Main Street Station - https://www.yelp.com/biz/main-street-station-richmond

This isn't my preferred method of transportation however it's cheap and gets me where I need to go…read more The station itself is essentially a large room with a central seating area and many side doors where people meet their busses. A ticket and information counter with a slow and long line can be found at the farthest end of the room. It's easy to navigate and see where everything is from anywhere in the facility. The waiting area has the cleanliness of a public restroom The bathrooms aren't the cleanest but they're tolerable (I don't cringe with horror when I open every stall door). They're usually on time and I haven't had any major issues with my tickets besides weather related delays. It's a pretty average greyhound station!

This was, without a doubt, the worst travel experience I've ever had!…read more My 77 year old mother and I booked Greyhound/FlixBus, and I even paid extra to reserve seats together. Our bus never arrived, yet the app continued to show it was on time. We received no notification, and there were no employees available to help. After spending hours trying to reach customer service, we learned we'd be stranded for over 8 hours. The problems continued throughout the trip. We missed our connection because of Greyhound's delays, customer service was unhelpful, and our replacement tickets no longer allowed my elderly mother and me to sit together despite paying for reserved seating. Multiple passengers were assigned the same seat numbers, creating confusion and frustration. The Richmond station was dirty, with rats running around the waiting area. On the bus, passengers openly smoked marijuana, the electrical outlets didn't work, and baggage loading was chaotic. To make matters worse, metal hardware protruding from my seat caused me hours of back pain before I realized what was digging into me. What should have been a straightforward trip turned into an exhausting ordeal filled with delays, poor communication, unsafe conditions, and terrible customer service. I understand delays happen, but the complete lack of communication, organization, and concern for passenger especially elderly traveler is unacceptable. I will never travel with Greyhound again and cannot recommend them!!

NOT a good experience at all. First, the company lost the reservation I made one month in advance…read more I had to re-book my trip one day before my appointment. The driver wanted to come a half hour earlier than scheduled (I said No because I wasn't ready); then went to the wrong house and was late; and he did not stay at the medical facility during my procedure, as required. To top it all off, the billing department charged me for an extra hour of waiting time, and has refused to return any of my 4 phone calls to rectify the problem. You have been warned!!

I had a great experience with this company best transit company i have used amazing customer…read moreservice definitively an amazing wonderful service and company

As a returning customer , thank you for great service. You always go above and beyond to take care…read moreof my family member.

i would not recommend this business, we were charged an $100.00 by the driver above the $360.00,…read moreas he refused in his text, to pick up my family without paying the additonal $100, amount, and as noted in the agreement their were 3 and my husband in wheelchair 4 in total family members, and we were picked up at the staple mills, 18 miles from the hotel, amtrak station, not the air port, and my husband was not a patient, he was in wheel chair, you are lying company, with a driver, that took advantage of an out town family without options to get my husband, who was in wheel, chair back to the hotel, and by the way the from the hotel to restaurant was 18 miles each way. and again it was not transport from the air port, i have the agreement, i given you a bad review on the better business web site. additionally, we have pictures of him taking the cash, and arriving the sunday, with a broken down filthy van, that would only accomodate, my husband and son, my daughter and i, were in fear for our life, as we were forced to ride to the amtrak station with a complete stranger in a private mercedes, the driver advised us, that we did not have to pay for riding with this stranger, again you are horrible company, i would suggest you read the text he sent us regarding the additonal 100.00 dollars.