This bus is what I call an unicorn. I know it exists but I have never seem it! The bus times are…read morenot accurate at all, or should I say the drivers don't care to be on time because NO ONE FROM THE MTA CHECKS ON THEM!!!! I wonder if other people had the same experience. Hopefully, more buses are added during the morning rush hours.

This particular bus station is really good if you travel from jamaica to south Nassau longiland,…read morethe N4 bus is located right there,It will take you right out there. Especially if you are going to south Nassau hospital, it let's you off right across the street from the hospital.

This bus terminal connects you to the train station where you can catch the E train on the upper…read morelevel, the J train serves the lower level (very infrequently) & the Z train serves the lower level during rush hour only (I've yet to see this train & I've been using public transportation for over 10 + years). Where does the Z even go? Who knows because I surely don't. This bus terminal has elevators & escalators for anyone that has a disability, carrying luggage or has a stroller in tow. The buses at this terminal consist of the: Q4, Q5, Q6, Q8, Q9 Q20A, Q20B, Q24 Q25 Q30 Q31, Q34, Q41, Q42, Q44, Q54, Q56, Q65, Q83, Q84, Q85, Q110, Q111, Q112, Q113 & the N4. The Q5 is the worst bus to catch. It runs infrequently leaving you waiting at the terminal trying to figure why they've posted a bus schedule if the bus drivers do not adhere to it. The lines are super long so try to be the first 5 people waiting for the bus (& that's for all of the buses at this station especially the Q5 local/limited & the Q85 local/limited). Be careful because if you're in the front of the line you'll see people hanging around to try to blend in to cut in front of you. Although they see a line (long or short) they'll cut just because they are rude with no manners. The elderly ain't no better!!! They think they have the right a way because they're old. Honestly, I could care less. You're suppose to get wiser & be mature as you age. These fools will walk with a cane & then fold it up & run for the bus. They'll even catch an attitude with you if you don't let them cut in front of you. Don't get me wrong if you ask politely I'll let you cut but if you demand it you'll be waiting behind me. Let the person after me allow you to skip.

We picked up OurBus right across from the Javits Center, in the middle of the street…read more The storage bins were labeled, one for Baltimore, the other for DC. He scanned our ticket and we boarded. The bus was pretty full, so we ended up sitting separately. The above head storage bins are kind of tight, so I had to take something out of my over stuffed backpack to manage to wiggle it in. While my purse sat on my lap. I liked the foot rest and the hook on the handle on the seat in front of me. Trash bags were hung here and there. Looks like they also provided small bottles of water for us, though we had to grab those ourselves. The electric plugs didn't seem to work, but perhaps the ubs plugs in the ceiling did. Our driver was a great communicator. He set expectations so we knew that we had a 20 min rest stop before arriving at Baltimore, and pointed out things to help us to pay attention and to get back to the right bus. He warned us that given current construction that we were sure to arrive later than what our tickets said, and gave us his best eta given the circumstances. Another passenger later commented that the bus bathroom was clean. We kind of ended up being dropped off on a brightly painted bridge in the middle of no where - perhaps on Maryland Ave?, by a bus stop. A short walk from Penn Station.

Very disappointing experience…read more My family arrived at the Worcester, MA bus stop at 7:35 PM for a scheduled departure. We waited continuously until 8:10 PM, and the bus never arrived. When we contacted customer service, we were told the bus had already left at 7:47 PM, which is simply not consistent with what we experienced. Instead of investigating the situation or showing any empathy, customer service insisted the bus had departed and refused to offer a refund or any meaningful resolution. It's extremely frustrating to be told we missed a bus that never appeared while we were waiting at the designated pickup location. Reliable service and responsive customer support are essential for travelers. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this service and hope the company improves both its bus tracking and customer service processes.

The 165th Street Bus Terminal, aka as Jamaica Bus Terminal or simply 165th Street Terminal, is a…read moremajor bus terminal in Jamaica, Queens, owned by MTA Regional Bus. It is located at 89th Avenue and Merrick Boulevard, near the Queens Library. This terminal also serves as a rest area or a shopping area being that it is connected to the coliseum block right behind it. There's a 99cent & up store, Delis, Kennedy Fried Chicken, African Hair Braiding, Smokeshop, Trini food, Mobile store, Green Farm Market, Seafood Market, A Jamaican Beef Patty Shop & much more. There's an array of buses that you can. This terminal is pickup/drop off for the: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q6, Q8, Q9, 36, Q76, Q77 N1 N6, N22, N24, N26

I was on my way going to the Central library and came across of the terminal. I have heard about…read morethe place but never actually been until today. It is located in the parking lot of a big commercial center between Merrick Blvd and 89th Ave. Few of the buses that I have seen that were lined up: Q1, Q2, N22 , N24, N26. Definitely there are more - just visit their website for further information. I am not a daily commuter but good to know that this is the last stop of Queens route for the N22 bus that I normally ride in to going to work (Long Island) during emergency times. The center has eateries, stores and shops that can be useful during waiting time. An easy walk to main avenues of Jamaica area.

The inside is just as old and dirty as its outer appearance of the Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer…read moreStation. Just like most of the other subway stations in New York City. I never quite understand how some people would still choose to litter despite there's literally a trash can right next to you. Dirty tracks littered with garbage as usual. Didn't see a family of rats running on the tracks though. Hahaha, already considering myself lucky today. The newest thing you'll probably see out of the station is the signage indicating the station's name. There's dried up paint peeling off from the cracked walls. Nothing like some sad, dull-looking walls facing you as if this is how an unwelcome hello feels like lol. Surprisingly, there isn't much garbage to be found on the ground. Every few steps you'll see a random piece of paper or some kind of used tissue. I am not saying it is 100% spotless but definitely not the dirtiest either. Not sure if I was expecting garbage to be littered everywhere or something. On the bright side, I peer from the corner of my eye and see that there are the women's and men's restrooms. Now, don't be expecting these restrooms to be too clean though (iykyk). Definitely do consider yourself to be lucky if you still happen to see some toilet paper left over in your stall and the toilet seat to be free of pee stains. The inside of the E trains is surprisingly clean. Can also say the same for the inside of the J/Z trains as nonelook too shabby either. The platforms for E/J/Z trains look spotless. Besides its sorta new looking signage, the only other uplifting thing is the vibrant center art-piece plastered on the wall. It's a bit out of place but in a positive way. As you can see from the rest of the dull-scheme station, it looks awfully sharp especially how new and colorful it seems. The flash of color brings/pops out a distinctive, outstanding comparison.

My journey continued after deboarding the Q4 bus. I didn't mention, I used my credit card, the MTA…read morehas the OMNI system in place. I'm not too knowledgeable on this system but I tapped my credit or debit card and paid the fare, a transfer is added on for a one way continuous ride. I think you can pay with your phone as well. Back in the days, in my youth, I could travel underground blindfolded nowadays , assistance with navigating is needed. Heck do you know how long I've been above ground or driving. Try 1993 when I moved out of NYC. When I came back a decade later I was driving. So I looked around and saw a whole heap of stairs and an escalater coming up. "Say my man, is there an elevator." I had to use my street vernacular, I still got it! He directed me across the street. I'm now in the train station , I confidently hopped on the first escalator, I went down to the wrong level and had to come back up to the second level. Of course asking for assistance. Okay, we're on the train and the train has left the station, NEXT! Bryant Park, my stop. Inspire more,Yelp more!

My adventure to the Yelp experience @ Royce Chocolate in Bryant Park started with a pleasant bus…read moreride on the Q4. When I got on the bus, there were two seats available. I didn't take those seats as they were an uncomfortable choice. I stood for 2 stops and a seat came open exactly where I stood. (YES) I am now comfortable! A quite ride, no hassles, one lady quietly conversing on the phone in front of me., aother person conversing in the back. People using mobil devices. The lady next to me is typing her message as I'm using the gliding method. In no time we are at the train station, Archer avenue and Parsons Blvd. It's funny how time flies when your having fun... And that is... Inspire more, Yelp more!

I don't normally take the bus and I haven't taken the Q77 in years but, after watching 4 Q77 buses…read morego by before one actually pulled into the terminal was, disheartening. The transit app never updated to show that the actual bus that would pull in was 25 min away. The app stayed at 4 min. Most if not all the businesses at the terminal are closed or just inaccessible. If you know Brooklyn prior to the Barclays, you'll recognize this as one of the precursor of gentrification.

Always on time, helpful and so professional. After difficult flights and busy airports it's so nice…read moreto see the team ready to go as soon as you exit the airport. Cars are always immaculate and stocked with water. Drivers are safe and do a great job rain, snow or sunshine!

They provided exceptional service from the start until the end. Their communication was great…read more Their drivers were polite, and the vehicles were very clean and comfortable. They provided car seats for our young children, and were also flexible when we needed to change our return date and time. I will definitely use them again.

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey owns and operates aviation of major commerical airports;…read moreTunnels & Bridges; Bus Terminals; Port Commerce of Marine Terminals; Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH); PATH Rail Transit System; and Real Estate & Development. A separate side entrance enable airport and airline employees to obtain a valid photo airport identification card, fingerprints for employment verification. Don't knock as users will be waiting for an eternity well over an hour especially on Fridays and Mondays. This administrative office is correctly located in Building 14, Cargo Area A at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).

This is for GREYHOUND!…read more Complaints in order: 1. Left 20 mins after scheduled time 2. NO COMMUNICATION ENTIRE TRIP 3. Hits barrier in between parking spaces while backing up in UNION STATION 4. Got lost finding New Carrolton Station so we turned around at a Metro supply/ turn around lot 5. Got lost so takes exit 12 off of NJ Turnpike! (Everyone knows or should know to stay on turnpike to get to NYC! 6. Goes into Port Authority on wrong level, comes BACK into NJ, detours on SMALL streets, goes SLOW back into Manhattan 7. Arrive 1 hr 52 ish minutes after scheduled time! Greyhound COMPLAINTS ARE A JOKE! I spoke with them and complained AGAIN to a low person AND to their SUPERVISOR who only offered me a refund of 3.00 or a 10.00 voucher! Their DISPATCHERS LIED! Said we were 10 minutes late to Port Authority! I got FURIOUS! It was almost TWO WHOLE HOURS!!!! #boycottgreyhoundbus !

I hired this company for my son's prom on 5/28/26. I put a quote request on Yelp and received over…read more20 responses. Bubz Limos was the first to respond with a quote and the most reasonably priced. Henry was available over several weeks of planning where he always answered my questions as I never hired a private car for a prom. Our driver was Evans and he was extremely professional and kind. He took the kids to multiple stops for photos and waited patiently for them to finish. He even messaged me at the end of the night to let me know the kids were dropped off safely to the final stop. As a parent, this meant a lot to feel reassured your kids are safe. We ordered a Cadillac Escalade which was clean and in pristine condition. Highly recommended and will definitely use for future car service needs.

I booked Bubz Limos very last minute for my graduation and a family of 11 people…read more I was able to book a fabulous party bus for my event with Evan as my driver. We enjoyed everything about our experience, the price was reasonable, the bus was perfect for our family, and our driver was also amazing! I would definitely recommend and would book again in the future!!!