The worse public transit system the rail will wait about 20 minutes at one stop for no reason…read moreconsistently and the operators will drive the rail especially slow as well the workers themselves will each tell you something different in regards to payment the most un reliable transit system

Had to change trains to get from Chase Field to Central Ave and Camelback Rd going West. 1st train…read moregoing out of service. Closest Metro stop on Central Ave and Washington was closed. Had to walk to Van Buren. So confusing. No communication anywhere. Well at least the Dbacks won

I wish they had this when I was younger cause I would have used it all the time. If you follow the…read morelink you can get all the info you want about it. I have used it a couple of times to go to the library and to get to Loloma station to catch a bus. I cannot think of anything bad to say about it, and if I could I wouldn't cause its free to use. And how can one bitch about something they are getting for nothing.

It's a nice way to get around South Scottsdale for free. Check out the route maps so that you know…read morehow to get to your destination. There can also be some real characters onboard so enjoy the free entertainment on your ride!

Arizona's Best Shuttle - ABS…read more I frequently travel for work and use this service to get me to and from the airport. For nearly two years I have used this shuttle service exclusively because the drivers are always courteous and the service is prompt and efficient.

I have been using ABS since they started. I like that it's me and 1 other stop. Other providers can…read morespend as much as an hour picking up other folks. Since I live at the far west end of sun city west, this makes a big difference. ABS drivers are polite, friendly, and courteous, whether it is 4 am or 4 pm.They always help w my bags, at both ends. They are always on time ( or even a bit early) and totally dependable. I have been telling folks about ABS for years. Best shuttle I have used.

When we returned from Mexico, we had just gotten our luggage when driver called me, I explained we…read morestill needed to clear customs. The distance from customs to the airport exit is a long walk which includes an escalator. The driver called me 4 more times. My husband and I are in our 80's and cannot run nor should we be expected to run for the shuttle. When we got to the shuttle, there was another passenger in the vehicle who needed to get to the Mesa Gateway airport. The driver was stressed and not very pleasant. We have used this shuttle service for years as it kept changing ownership, but never again.

I have used this shuttle service for over three years now on an average of four trips per year…read more I have no reason to use or try anyone else. They are always on time and the drivers are so accommodating and polite and their prices are more than fair. A happy Snowbird from Canada who lives in Gold Canyon. Bill Carlson

This is a great option for intercity transportation and it is CLEAN, convenient and comfortable…read more Did I mention it is FREE? The supervisor, Paul was amazingly generous. He offered us water while we waited for our connection. I had never met him before but I surely appreciate his hospitality . Thank you Orbit drivers for being helpful to the new rider and fan, me!

I've never ridden on an Orbit bus, but I've been a grad student at the Tempe campus for a few years…read moreand man, I have never seen such erratic driving. Buses suddenly cutting out from a stop into the right lane while you are in it forcing you to swerve into the middle lane to avoid hitting them, drifting into neighboring lanes and other traffic while making right turns, breaking right-of-way laws at intersections and refusing to stop even when they're inches from another car, etc. And of course I've lost count of how many times a bus has GUNNED IT while I'm in the middle of a crosswalk as a pedestrian, like they're threatening to run me down if I don't get out of their way. I don't know that I've ever seen an Orbit driving normally. Tempe is already a difficult city to drive in, I'm not sure how I would feel riding in a vehicle that stomps on traffic laws as much as these ones do.

I can't say enough good things about Friendly Transportation! They picked us up at our home in Casa…read moreGrande and took us to Sky Harbor airport in Phoenix. Then picked us up at the airport to return us home after our trip. Everything from start to finish was great. Excellent communication. Kept us updated. Cars were clean. Both drivers very friendly and professional. Our flight into PHX was almost an hour early, but Cyndi was tracking it, and she was there waiting for us when we exited the terminal. The price was very reasonable too. We will most definitely use them again for future travel needs! Highly recommend!

-----this review is being posted for Greyhound Bus Lines as an entire company------…read more IS GREYHOUND TARGETING THE POOR BY REQUIRING GIAGANTIC FEE INCREASES FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT BOOK THEMSELVES?? Let me start by saying that I will NEVER use Greyhound again. Never. I had the unfortunate experience of riding Greyhound just after graduating college. My experience was that the facilities and buses were dirty. The facility lacked adequate security. Now I find out that they are targeting the very people that keep them in business by charging those who most need their service HUGE service fees. My latest experience: It was horrible. My sister, who is staying with me while she completes testing and assessments in consideration for a liver transplant, needed to return to Yuma immediately to provide care for another family member. Because my sister does not have checking or lines of credit, she asked me if I could book her ride for her online. She wanted to make sure that she had a spot reserved. I went to Greyhound.com to arrange for a ticket and transportation for my sister. Greyhound quoted a price of $34.32 for a one way ticket. As I completed the forms online and proceeded to checkout, the cost of the ticket had changed to $52.32. As I researched the change further, I realized that Greyhound has a policy of charging an $18.00 fee if you buy the ticket but are not the person using the ticket. Greyhound listed the fee as a "Gift Ticket Fee." I contacted Greyhound customer service. Based upon my conversation and the lack of English spoken by the rep, I am assuming that Greyhound has outsourced its call center function overseas. The CSR I spoke with explained to me that the fee is a policy of Greyhound and it is charged to cover the additional costs and for convenience. I asked him to breakdown what additional costs they were incurring? He was unable or unwilling to justify the fee. He kept reiterating that "this is our policy and you must pay Gift Ticket Fee." My feeling here is the Greyhound has instituted a policy that is direct fee on the poor and indigent. This policy has the DIRECT EFFECT of raising rates on those who can least afford it. In my sisters case, the cost for me to book her bus fare was an INCREDIBLE 52% INCREASE over the advertised fare. Greyhound...it is no wonder your ridership is in continual decline. It is no wonder that your company is on shaky financial grounds. Wake up. Take a look at your reviews online. Read what people are saying about you. Your organization used to be considered an icon in the American transportation system. Now you are looked at with despise.

I logged into Greyhound fares and asked for "cheap" from Oregon to Ohio. Fare given was $222.00…read moreone way which takes three days which means food along the way. By carefully booking on particular travel days (just flew on Christmas Day for a low, low fare) - and also at odd hours, I can accomplish this trip in a half day or less for about half this amount. Forget my even considering getting on a bus again. You used to be inexpensive - no more!!!!!!!

Love FREE public transportation options when visiting different cities! We stayed within walking…read moredistance of Scottsdale, but used the MLHD Free Trolley to help get us to Salt River Fields at Talking Stick for the Giants/Rockies game. A short walk to the trolley stop and about a 20min walk to the stadium wasn't bad at all. The trolley was nearly empty both directions and the drivers were friendly. Don't pass up on the trolley if you're looking to get around!

Surprisingly enough, the first day I was in Scottsdale, it was gray and rainy. Just my luck. But…read morethe Scottsdale Trolley came to our rescue, as we wanted to continue exploring the Old Town area. The Scottsdale Trolley is a FREE, public trolley that runs every 15 minutes. No questions asked, you can hop on the trolley at one of the many stops around the downtown Scottsdale area and ride to your next stop. The route isn't very long. You can actually walk the entire downtown Scottsdale area. But you won't want to do that when it's raining. When we took this on a Tuesday afternoon, there was only one other person on the trolley, so not sure when it gets busy or packed. But we were glad to ride this trolley through town to avoid the rain. It's very cool that the city provides this service for the public.

Right now its my only mode of transportation. the light rail has been on in schedule give or take…read moreand the prices are great and like that theres a daily maximum I have pay and the rest is covered. also for the buses they are pretty quick. I have it at three stars because it's more of an annoyance and there should be a different way of doing it, and thats checking to ensure everyone has paid on the light rail. on average i get checked 3-4 times just in the morning on the B line and sometimes by the same person and sometimes they see me scan my phone at the little kiosk. I understand the need to check but come on. There should be a way better implementation. also it creates a safety hazard when the train starts to move. Idk about every one else but thats my two cents. and one more thing for the buses, hold onto a chair because they brake hard, at least on the ones I take.

Paratransit schedulkng is horrible. My appointment was scheduled for 1:00pm. Paratransit picked me…read moreup at 12:00pm. The transit time was 15 minutes. My appointment lasted until 2:00pm. My return ride was scheduled for 3:00pm. Two additional riders were picked up. I got home at 4:20pm. From start to finish over 4 hours with the appointment lasting less than an 1 hour. The remainder of the time was waiting for paratransit. This is unacceptable. The wait times have gotten progressively longer.

Acme Cab is the way to go! When I first got a ride from the airport, I used a cab from Yellow Cab…read moreby AAA. The driver was not friendly (didn't even say one word to us!), and the car smelled nasty and was dirty. But when I used Acme for the next 4 days of my business trip, there was a STARK contrast. Ron, the owner, was our driver. The car was clean, spacious, and new. He knew the town well, and was very kind and personable. My friend and I enjoyed getting to talk with him every time we rode with him. Not to mention the fact that his timing was IMPECCABLE. He always arrived early or right on time. Also, he has great integrity and will not rip you off. Very sweet guy, and would recommend his service to anyone.

I recently needed a quick ride to somewhere in town, and found Acme Cab on Yelp. I called the…read morenumber and made a reservation pretty quickly. Ron arrived at my house exactly on time, called my cell to let me know he was outside. I got a quick and courteous ride to my destination. I'll definitely be using Acme Cab again in the future!