I only know the Hartford lines and I have to admit that CT Transit is pretty good. I've been in…read moreConnecticut for over 33 years now and I've always driven my own car. But since February, I have had to depend on CT Transit. Recommendation: Get to the bus stop at least 5 minutes early. My morning bus is consistently 4 minutes early. Don't panic if it's late. It happens. And the driver is rarely at fault. There could be difficult passengers, traffic issues, road closures, detours, etc. Do I want to ride the bus? No. As soon as I can afford a car, no more bus for me. But while I need it, I sure am glad it's there to get me where I need to go.

Trash. These drivers are ALWAYS LATE! I wish i could give 0 stars! They have no sense of urgency…read moreand are always rude to the passengers!

Taking the train for years and loving it. However I find…read moreconductors not helpful never available and made me lose a train . They had track 4 train was on track 6 and they walked passed us got on the train did not tell us track was changed and went off. I had to walk to another train station.

Metro North 11:07am train leaving Grand Central on 6/17/25, employee Jason was very professional &…read morepolite he was able to assist me with a problem on my IPhone when I showed him my validated ticket he was able to correct problem and provided me with excellent customer service experience

I would not recommend this service and the stars if zero was an option this would be it. But…read more unfortunately many people RELY on them and their services are terrible and 75% of their drivers are UNFRIENDLY and RUDE especially when you greet them or thank them for getting you to the locations ESPECIALLY the make drivers. They literally hate their job and definitely just doing it for the pay and maybe the benefits I understand clearly they encounter some very ride and disgusting behavior however if you have a handful showing appreciation change your NASTY Attitude and DEMEANOR for those few. They are forever LATE and no apologies but let the rider be late they will then continue their merry way...Sone drivers feel they can drive real slow or be the last to get to the pickup location and the last to departure after their clearance ...Let me not get started on the condition of these buses the seats are extremely dirty/filthy these customer out their nasty shoes on the seats like it's their living room. The floors are filthy with trash and pretty much all the windows are BROKEN they do NOT close they close it the bus drive pop right back open all the locks are BROKEN that's will not working for these colds days since September/October to present SMH ‍ They smoke their vapes, NO HEADPHONES AND LOUD MUSID AND CONVERSATION that's rude and distracting drivers says NOTHING and drink Alcohol on the bus in the back Lay out back there like a couch etc. I wonder why do you pay maintenance what are they doing to these buses absolutely NOTHING. I have seen a passenger got off the bus went from a drunken state and I am sure someone sat in that disgusting mess. The seats needs to be sanitized every time on goes into the GARAGE. Or bring back the hard seats where they clan be cleaned by wiping down. People ride these buses and then go home to sit on beds and other furnitures. Someone said the saw cockroaches etc. on the bus .. Yet you raise the fare what service is the people getting for the price???? Since Covid it seems they let go of taking care of these buses. I have noticed that the buses going to Wallingford/Meriden at night since the shift changes seems to be the last bus to leave the Green after all the others SMH..The Foxon Rd bus to ShopRite route sucks because 645/650pm is the last bus what about the employees who works at ShopRite, Rite Aid, CVS etc. so inconsiderate to them not everyone can afford Ubers/Lyfts or getting the shift to leave at the time of that last bus. They are also always late going up that area in the noontime then you see all the Hamden: Brookside buses in multiples and triple back to back. The suburbs with the exception of New Haven has to rely heavily on CTRail who need later services to Hartford because the Amtrak coverage for late times are horrendous and always late having issues the transportation system is CT sucks and has gotten worse especially since Covid

My experience after a full year of riding the bus…read more Wish I didn't have to take the bus to work, but can't afford the parking downtown. Typically in the morning the buses are more on time--afternoon buses going from New Haven towards Hamden are NEVER on time. Do not trust the schedule. Some of the bus drivers are very nice; some of them are meh--this I don't care about too much. More irritatingly, I've had buses pass me (on the opposite side of the road where the stop was), have them go off route (resulting in my having to wait yet another 30 minutes for the next bus), and even had a bus driver force me off the bus at a random street because she didn't want to finish the route, and proceeded to drive down a different street in a random direction. Yep. Disclaimer: I spent all morning today waiting for two buses.

This is the local metro north station for New Haven. It is the end of the line where mostly…read moreeveryone gets off. It was my first time so I followed the large crowds. There is an interesting underground path that takes you to the main station. It is a very small station compared to others in New York City or Philly. There was a small gift shop and a Dunkin Donuts which had a large line. Outside there was a crowd of people waiting for an Uber or the local bus to downtown. It cost about $20 each way from the city. It was only my first time in New Haven so I didn't know what to compare it to. It was a cloudy rainy day so everyone seemed miserable. I would have to come back here on a sunny day to see if there is a difference.

I took Amtrak from New Rochelle NY to New Haven Connecticut. I initially chose the State Street…read morestation in New Haven, but soon realized Union is less than a mile from State Street and it's not only much more convenient to get off at Union, but Union is a much nicer landing place. Union also offers more options when choosing routes. It should also be noted that on some Amtrak routes, State Street is the final destination, so the train has to turn around and change direction, therefore debarking the train will take longer if you get off at State Street. State Street is a functional, clean station, but there is no inside seating, vending machines, etc. Union is much larger, with inside seating, not too crowded, lots of attendants to help out. Vending machines aren't super well stocked, but they exist. The bathrooms are pretty clean and no lines when I was there. Food is limited--a news stand, a S'barro. I didn't have any food, but stopped by for a cold Diet Coke and the staff were very nice. Escalators work, elevators work, signage is very clear and consistent, floors pretty clean. I have been spoiled by Moynihan in NYC, and the Philly lounge and the Chicago lounge. But the more I've traveled by train, the more I realize those stations are outliers. I visited Baltimore's station several days ago and it was in utter disrepair. Gave me a new appreciation for a pretty "nice" station. Union (why are they all named Union?!) is a pretty nice station.

I don't travel enough on this RR but my few trips were affordable, on time, and comfortable.read more

I loved riding the train into the city. Boarding was a breeze and the station was nice. The…read moreelectronic ticket dispensers are really easy to use too. On the train it was funny to see them punch our tickets, it was so old-school. The conductor was very friendly and the train was quite clean. Overall a good experience. My only disappointment was on the ride home, some kids snuck on the train and sat in a couple open seats where tickets had already been punched. They only rode for a couple of stops, but it was still quite dishonest. I feel like there should be a protocol for riders to take their tickets as they leave to keep this from being able to occur.

The Milford train station was established in 1848. It is a commuter rail stop on the Metro North…read moreRailroad New Haven line and the Trails Shoreline East. The ticket prices are reasonable and the trains are usually clean, and on schedule on the weekends. The beauty of the Milford station is the easy accessibility to 676 parking spaces, two side platforms, and three tracks. It is wonderful and convenient for friends and family to be able to visit from New York City and grab a quick lunch along the Milford shoreline.

I live in Hartford county and always take the bus or train into the city until I did a little…read moreresearch and came across this station. The free parking during the weekend and decent fare prices immediately caught my eye. So this weekend was my first time using the station as a departure point and I may never look back. I arrived to the station about 15 minutes before my scheduled department and immediately found parking right in front of the station. I was able to purchase my tickets at the ticket machine and waited for the train. The train arrived 3 minutes ahead of schedule and the ride to Grand Central was quick with only two stops. The whole process was easy and cost efficient. I will definitely be using this station again.

Where my observation has been of excellent safe driving…read more.. Strength within training. Suffolk county number one in transit....

horrible, NEVER comes on time and the ride itself is horrible. there would be days when it would to…read moredelayed by hours. and there's no way of tracking it unless someone is using the transit app while on the bus. the SCT sucks and needs to figure out how to address these issues

You have to hand it to the folks who run this station in New Canaan: they do a damn good job. Of…read morecourse, in the Connecticut town with the highest median income, you'd expect a little bit more and the folks down at the station don't disappoint. The single platform station is always nice and tidy and the station - though spartan - has clean bathrooms, NYC subway maps and current schedules in racks - amazing! Though it's next to impossible to park at the station unless you're a local, it makes getting in the city a bit more civilized.

There is a waiting area that was well heated when I had to wait for my train, along with a small…read moremini mart inside. If you are going to the outlets, there is a free shuttle bus that will take you there and back to the train. There is a staircase with an overpass if you have to board the opposite side of the tracks from where you are.

Deer Park is a station along the Main Line (Ronkonkoma Branch) of the Long Island Rail Road. It is…read moreofficially located on Long Island Avenue. Plenty of Parking.

The are amazing, funny and very polite. Definitely recommend them. The car is very clean and neat…read moreand the driver is very polite

We recently traveled from NYC to Meriden Ct to visit a friend I haven't seen since we were in…read moregrammar school together. We needed transportation from the New Haven train station to Meriden. My friend found My Taxi LLC and we made arrangements with them to meet us at the station. Everyone at My Taxi was extremely nice. They were accommodating, prompt and very helpful. Their cars are clean, super comfortable and well maintained. While on the train, my cell connection dropped as we were confirming pickup time. My Taxi immediately called me back, before I was able to reach them! All in all, it was a wonderful experience. I am grateful to My Taxi for making the last part of our trip so pleasant. I won't hesitate to call them again when I travel to New Haven, Meriden or the surrounding area.