Thank goodness for ACE. I thought I was going to lose my mind commuting in the Bay Area freeway…read morecesspool. The train has given me a large chunk of my life back to sleep, read, or do a little more work. My back aches less and I don't have a bad attitude from dealing with Bay Area drivers when I get home. Very safe and clean trains that run on time for for most part. Fares are comparable to what you'd spend on gas but you can't put a price tag on your sanity. The time I save in the morning isn't much but the payoff is in the evening. Thanks ACE I expect our relationship to last a long time.

This is a beautiful retro restored station serving both ACE and Wheels customers. Their service is…read moreonly limited by necessity. Thus, you may have to pause and not receive instant satisfaction {gasps!} /s I have frequently arrived at my train station for the return home with my bladder reminding me of physical needs. I receive prompt courteous service at all times. The only issue is beyond their control. As there are homeless and I feel they in genuine gentility allow these persons access,I am frequently developing new steps to the peepee dance due to persons having business other than those of a basic necessity and holding the bathroom for tens of minutes in some occasions leaving my bladder and I with the necessity to seek relief elsewhere or otherwise contrive new dance steps.

Fun little station with a lot to do but I miss the Kmart. Lots of memories shopping with mom…read morenearby. I got my first bike at that Kmart, most of my school clothes, and probably my first toothbrush too. Bay Meadows was nearby as well. Anyway, the current station has more to do and the Safeway is a convenient, short walk west.

This is one of those bare bones Caltrain stations where there really isn't much around. It's…read moreliterally just the platform. Some covered areas, should it rain. Since there aren't many points of references, make sure you're on the right side of the platform! In terms of parking, it exists, but not a whole lot, though I'm not sure how busy this station gets in general. Also, keep in mind that is it usually pay to park at Caltrain stations.

Let me start by saying that earlier this evening (11 pm on Wednesday) my daughter and I rode BART…read morefor the first time. We drove our car to a concert in Oakland, but on the way home we got a flat tire. luckily, we pulled off on an exit near this station. The gentleman working at the booth was our guardian angel. Not only did he explain everything clearly and patiently, he genuinely cared and went above and beyond to help us. I nearly cried because he was like a knight in shining armor, he was an ally in a difficult situation. I literally created a yelp account just to acknowledge this amazing man and the excellent quality of our late-night BART experience overall (everyone was helpful, the trains were clean and prompt). Once we got home, my teenage daughter told me , and I quote without exaggeration, that "this experience renewed my faith in humanity". From now on, I plan to travel this way more regularly. Thank you so much to all of the BART employees (especially the gentleman in the booth in W. Oakland).

If your gluten free maybe don't come here. This isn't for the faint of heart…read more Public transportation isn't a luxury experience. Its if you want the most practical way into the city where parking is difficult. I use this transfer station once in a while. If you have a victim mindset just avoid it - I think kriminals can sniff out fear and target that sort of thing. Maybe its even a sort of self fulfilling prophecy sort of thing. Expect the worst out of people get the worst. I'm not sure though. For all the German tourists that send their 18 year old daughters here - its not a smart thing to do. Unless your really hurting for cash give them finances to avoid public transportation - especially after hours.

This station is much closer to the Financial District, but still also close to Powell and Market,…read morebut with a relatively short distance walk (about 10-12 minutes). The station seems much cleaner all around just because it's off the more touristy stations. It also seems to have less broken escalators when you need them. Not sure if there's a bathroom at this station though. A good station also if you're trying to link up to surface buses.

Amazing news the elevators were actually working at this station. They had an agent in the Elevator…read morewaiting for the next guest to arrive. I've never come across this level of hospitality before. Usually you have to contact a gate agent to assist in using the elevator and that is if it's working at that station. They seem to go in and out all the time and at some stations they never seem to be in operation. This is a good station to walk to if you are coming from or going to a Giants game. It's actually a closer walk then if you walk to the Embarcadero station and that is where most guests walk to when going to or coming from a GIants game. It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the Montgomery BART station to the Ball park. The BART station's first stop if you are heading from Oracle Park to the Pittsburg BayPoint line is the Montgomery station so when we arrive we were able to get seats. Next we stopped at the Embarcadero Station and it was flooded with people and there were very few seats for them, most people had to stand in our train. The initial wait for the train was 15 minutes from the time we entered the station from the Giants game till we hopped on the train. The Daly City line came several times over while we were waiting. Bathrooms. I can't speak to their bathroom situation as we used them at the Ballpark before we left so we didn't need to use them. BART no longer uses the old school BART tickets, they have revolved into using the Clipper Cards or a Credit Card. I have a plastic clipper card somewhere, but I'm not exactly sure where it is and failed to bring it. The good thing about using a Clipper Card is you aren't holding out your credit card to come and go using BART. I was afraid I would drop it in the crowd. They also have a Clipper App you can use, but I'm not a big fan of paying for things with apps. In the end I took my chances and used my credit card as a key to get in and out of the BART station. I'll probably use my Credit Card next time I use BART too just for the convince. In addition I don't like putting money on cards as I always end up with an odd amount left over that I can never use and it ends up to be lost money.

This is the small station that shuttles you between the BART - Coliseum stop and the OAK airport…read more It's pretty convenient when you are coming into Oakland Airport, where you just cross a couple of the streets and go up the escalators to the shuttle area or vice versa when you're coming in. Just know that it's going to charge your clipper card a little bit more at this stop for obvious reasons. But otherwise a pretty relax full ride after a flight or getting onto one.

1st time ever flying into OAK (there are no more direct flights into SFO from LB), upon deplaning…read morethe BART station was easy to find (short walk); however, it isn't really a BART station, per se, but rather an OAK airport tram which at the next stop is the BART station, where you can buy your Clipper card and fare. Next stop at the actual BART station was easy; however, a couple of the machines were not in service so it took a lil while to get our Clipper cards. An easy walk down to the platform to wait for the trains, although a bit ghetto, I didn't feel unsafe (at the time) and it was much lighter with riders than when I have taken it to and fr SFO.

I've visited the BART - Walnut Creek Station many times, and it continues to be a reliable mode of…read moretransportation for traveling throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area. It's a great way to avoid traffic and the hassle of finding parking in busy areas, especially in San Francisco, CA. What I appreciate most about this station is the ample parking, clean restrooms, and overall ease of access. Each train ride has been comfortable, with decent seating and efficient travel times that make getting into the city fairly quick. The round-trip fares are also reasonably priced without necessarily breaking the bank. Overall, I will continue returning to the Walnut Creek BART station for my Bay Area travel needs, especially for trips into the heart of San Francisco.

the bart station is a great way of transportation around the bay area, and i would most definitely…read moredownloaded the Clipper app and connect your Apple Wallet / Pay to BART, so you can add funds and check schedules all through the app PS: be careful traveling late at night, and avoid weird people / vulnerable situations

The Best Bus Line in America…read more Period. Fight Me! This gets you back and forth down Geary from Sutro Heights Park to Salesforce Park. This is a world class transit corridor.

I loathe SF public transit, more specifically anything MUNI. But when I'm forced to bite the…read morebullet, I find myself more often than not on the 38L Geary bus. Whether I'm hanging out downtown, relaxing in the Richmond, or frolicking in the Tenderloin / City Center, this bus is the one to take. Plus, it's way faster than the regular 38 Geary. When traffic is flowing, its only feels like minutes before this bus hits the downtown area from its starting point. Not all buses are created equal. I can name far too many buses that have their share of frequent shady characters, shoddy bus routes, and infrequent times. Thankfully for the 38L, these things aren't ever really an issue. There is one issue. Because everyone loves the 38L, it tends to be one of the more crowded buses. Getting a seat is near impossible during rush hour and many of the stops are stacked with eager commuters. Listen to the automated Spanish and Cantonese prompts while holding onto the rail straps for dear life. Ignore the delinquent teens and give your seat up to the elderly Chinese woman. She probably rides the bus way more than you do.

Not a big fan about the new gate system. It's nice that you can use digital payments on your phone…read moreor smartwatch. The problem is that you have to be careful to watch that the gate registered when you are paying to go in and when you are paying to go out. If the system doesn't charge you to get out of the Bart station then you will need to see an agent to reset your digital card. The staff will probably assume that you skipped paying, so take the extra time to move slowly and check that your payment was taken when you exit the bart.

Got push and some what stuck at the BART exit gate by a fare evader (also somewhat stuck with the…read morefare evader), the BART station agent never come out, and when I got out the gate I went a approach the BART agent and question why no one do anything, she reply to me "have a good night"! What! Have a good night? I could have got push to the ground and injured! Since the fare evader got his way , where my free ride next time on BART