James is dependable and knows everyone in town. car is beautiful too. Great service. Great ride…read more Highly recommend.

I have been using White Horse for over 20 years. They are easy to work with and always on time and…read moreprofessional.

the manager is so professional and helpful. I was confused about distances and destinations and…read morehe was so patient and informative. I ended up changing my travel plans and postponed my booking. But I will definitely call on them again. very impressed

This Ferry is a 2 hr 15 minute ride. You can either take it from Cerar Island to Ocracoke or Visa…read moreVersa. We chose to catch it from the Outer Banks from the Ocracoke side going to Cedar Island.Its a great ride to relax...enjoy the Atlantic and maybe even catch some Z-Z-Z's in your car(which is what I saw many Mom and Pop's doing. We chose to get out of our car walk around It was a stormy day, so there was a big group of us taking pictures of the lightning on the water.So fun! I got a great shot of the lightning(which is now my Screen Saver on my computer). The ferry is followed the WHOLE way by seagulls. They have been so domesticated by the tourists/locals that they will even take the food out of your hand. We are locals and we take all our visiting friends and families on the ferry to the Outer banks and we tell them, if your going to feed the seagulls, be prepared to get the "Fall Out" from them like 10 minutes later....literally! It goes right through them. There are Bathrooms on board. Cleanliness is not their main concern, but to know there is facilities is reasurring. There is a closed in area with seating.They have tables where we found lots of people playing cards or reading. Even during the stormy weather, the seas did not shake up the ferry, so I dont think being sea sick will be a factor. There was no snack bar, so if your going to be hungry, take something on board. We took Pizza.I wrote about that in my review on "Ocracoke Pizza Company". You HAVE to make reservations for this ferry.You also have to be there 1/2 hour prior to leaving, or you can lose your reserved spot. It cost us $15.00 dollars one way with 6 people in a van. Prices vary with your mode of transportation. One thing you can do, is park your car at one of the ports, walk-on board and that costs $1.00. Or take a bike on board and bike the island.That will cost you $3.00. Overall it's a great way to get from port to port.

This is the first time that I've ever come to hate getting on a ferry…read more My partner & I rushed to this ferry after getting off of one from Hatteras to Ocracoke. The one that we just got off runs every 30 mins. We found out that this one runs every 3 hours. However, we had just gotten off the previous ferry. We had an hour until the next ferry. The problem was that it was going to take an hour to drive from one end of the Ocracoke Island to the other side. So, we zoomed. One other thing, you gotta have reservations. You can do without a reservation but you'll be set on the side as standby. We lucked out. We were the very last car allowed in and the only one without a reservation. We definitely didn't want to wait 3 hours for the next ferry ride. BUT, it sucked to discover that this ferry ride was 2 1/2 hours long. Ok, not too bad at first. BUT, we had zoomed across the island with no stops. So, everyone else was eating lunch and drinking beverages. We had no lunch and we were hungry! (We boarded right at noon.) And, of course, the chips vending machine inside the ferry was broken. (And it didn't help that there was no places to stop by for food right after you get off the ferry. You're gonna drive at least 10 miles before you even see food.) The 2 1/2 hour ride was really a travel killer. It was too long that we planned a different way back home. No way in hell were we gonna go back for another ride. This ferry ride is gonna cost you $15.00. That is, if you're driving a regular car. The ferry itself is nice, clean and air-conditioned. Once you get on, I suggest you rush inside to stake your claim on seating. If you're not in the mood for a/c, you can go up on top and enjoy the sun. Suggestion: bring food and something to read.

I have Use Safe Ride several times for Early rides to the Airport as well as other rides. Mark is…read morethe best and always early or right on time. Never have to worry about missing another early ride by the other rideshare companies. The service is 5 star and Mark is very courteous and great to talk with. I highly recommend Safe Ride 1st. This is the only rideshare I use in the Triangle. Bonus - he is also often more competitively priced that the other rideshare companies. I believe in STRONG support for the Small business owner.

So the last time I called them for a ride, they called back 5 minutes later and said they had no…read morecars available. I know it sounds stupid but just the fact that they let me know? Five stars. I've been stranded by too many other taxi/cab outfits round here....

Charged me over $60 to get from NCSU to the Durham Transit Station. The cab fair was more on that…read moresingle trip then my roundtrip Megabus tickets to Washington DC and back. If you have a first born you're not too attached to, call this company up. Otherwise, call anyone else. If this cab company was my only option, it would single handedly make Flying to DC cheaper then the bus!!! Unacceptable.

Wow! On Wednesday, August 5, 2015, my church Metropolitan Baptist Church used the 56 passenger bus…read moreto travel to Busch Gardens. Comfortable, very clean, great amenities (Outlets at each seat, cup holders, Wi-Fiand Direct TV) and a great ride. All aboard were very impressed and very pleased. From the first call to the office and speaking with Natasha to the emails and quick responses, to the worlds greatest driver Lee Landis, professionalism and awesome customer service was provided. I recommend this company without hesitation. Thanks a lot for a GREAT SAFE DAY!

I did not actually get to use their service on my wedding day so I can not judge towards that…read more However they do not stick to their contract. I tried to call to transfer my reservation to a different vehicle and the owner said that the particular vehicle I had originally booked would not be able to transfer my deposit to a different vehicle. The contract said the deposite was non-refundable, not non-transferable and the "owner" said that he would need to talk to his lawyer to add it in because that was the case. He himself recognized it was an issue in the contract. very unprofessional and would never use them again.

You are missing out if you haven't taken a tour with Raleigh Walking Tours. Raleigh Walking Tours…read moreare provided by Tricia who is a very personable tour guide. Her dedication shows in all the research and details provided on the tours. Raleigh Walking Tours started with tours of Oakwood, so I discovered the company as I love seeing the historic houses and the different styles of architecture. Oakwood has Queen Annes, Second Empires, Neoclassical, mid-Victorian Venacular, Shotgun, and Craftsman. I get them all confused but Tricia can tell you about each of them and why they have a certain porch or roof, window and door placement and other features. I've taken the tour enough times I should remember but my mind just appreciates looking at them. The Oakwood tours now are offered a few times in the spring and in the fall when the houses are decorated for Halloween. The spring tours is different from the fall tour so you will see and learn about other houses. The Halloween House and the Nightmare on Elm Street houses are part of the fall tour. Besides the Oakwood tour, Raleigh Walking Tour has many other tours. The tours all have different starting points, and you are provided with detailed information as to where to park beforehand. The True Crimes and Curious Tales is my favorite tour. You get to learn about different crimes that happened in Raleigh and some strange happenings. I also enjoy art and street art has been something I look for so there are mural and public art tours as well. Raleigh has a lot of it, and I wouldn't have discovered as much as I did without the tour. But just seeing it is one thing and on the tour you get to learn more about it. A new tour is at Raleigh Iron Works. I did not know of the history of RIW before the tour. I just knew of the mixed use development that opened. But it had been a steel company with a fascinating history, and in WWI was a munitions and artillery shell plant. The buildings are neat to learn about then there is art to see on this tour too. Then there are Haunted History, Ghost Tours, Women's History Tours. I feel like I am forgetting a few others. But there are a variety of offerings. If you want to take a tour, just register on the website. Tours are pay what you think the tour was worth. If you are visiting from out of town or a local, you will learn something new on these tours.

I really enjoyed my 1st Raleigh Walking Tour Downtown for the Fall Historic Oakwood Tour. Historic…read moreOakwood is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Raleigh to gaze in amazement at many Victorian and Queen Anne dream homes. The neighborhood is a National Register of Historic Places and is North Carolina's largest, intact 19th Century residential neighborhood. These dream homes belong to many wealthy and artistic homeowners. Each home makes you feel like you've stepped back into time centuries ago never losing the beauty of the house's true age. During the holidays you can expect for each home to be all decked out. Oakwood is home to Jesse Jones and the famous " Halloween Oakwood House". A true spooky sight to see each year in October. The Walking Tours are an excellent way to learn about the area and get your steps in. Tricia was our tour guide and she was wonderful. She was organized and provided lots of details prior to the event. Parking is plentiful in Oakwood and we started the tour at the NC Medical Society. Tricia has a talent for what she does and shared amazing facts and history on each home and business. Her knowledge on architecture was impressive. We walked the blocks of Elm, Lane, Oakwood, Person and Linden learning the history of homeowners like Annie Brantley. You make a donation at the end of the tour and pay what you see fit. I plan to attend a candlelight Oakwood Tour soon and look forward to attending another local walking tour.

Highly recommend!…read more Chris picked me up to get my car which was being serviced in Apex. I live in the center of Cary but it's not always easy to get an Uber or Lyft in my area or downtown Cary depending on the time or day. Anyone who travels via RDU knows that it's hard to get a late night or early morning ride. I've scheduled Lyft or Uber in advance and then the morning of the trip there was chaos with last minute cancellations. That makes me really nervous. So I've ended up driving to the airport and parking the last few trips I've made. Now I know that I have a reliable airport ride I can schedule in advance when I need it. And don't have to drive my car to and from the airport when I'm exhausted from traveling.

We've used Chris many times for different trips, but he's definitely our go-to for airport rides…read more There's such peace of mind knowing he'll be there--whether it's an early morning departure or a late-night pickup. Chris is always prompt, professional, and genuinely friendly, which makes the whole travel experience so much easier. It's such a relief to know we can count on him every single time!