I came to pick up my wife and her aunt from here when they took the BART from San Francisco to come…read moreback to Fremont. The price to take the BART is very reasonable which is why I can see people using it. It also helps when you don't have to sit in like over an hour traffic and then looking for parking. When I came to pick up my wife here, it was pretty easy. The station was not busy at all and my wife saw me after I pulled into the pickup area. There a lot of parking spots here too. I first went to the other side of the station where I was closer to the apartments but then had to go to the right spot to pick up my wife.

Clean well, maintained station for South Fremont serving the Warm Springs area…read more Accessible, friendly with plenty of parking, escalators and elevators, all functioning. Very different experience from the dirty stations in San Francisco

Legend has it that your relatives dwelled in this city and taking Caltrain is a nice way to visit…read morethis quaint town in between the storied college campus and San Francisco. That would be folklore and we aren't meeting here, but in case you get stuck with an emergency, it's good to know that ...there's a movie theater and while you could walk...running off to the railroad at Caltrain is silly and for teenagers back then. The railroads are interesting ...the suburb features CVS and Safeway. The town center at Redwood City is quaint with bubble tea and a bookstore...Friday night was lively...walking area to consume..1990s mall arcade at the movie theater.

Increased police presence due to nearby store becoming a RWC PD substation. Decreased drug use due…read moreto closure of the underground Caltrain Commuter Parking Garage. However, a lot of riff raff and rough people because this is where Caltrain bumps off non-paying riders and unhygienic homeless people. Lots of strangers hanging out at all hours, but none of them particularly dangerous. No toilets, no restrooms, no water, only benches. Tolerable if you are waiting for a train. Now featuring a Lot Cop for reduced car break-ins. Original Greyhound Terminal now owned and operated by Samtrans. No Public Access and No Greyhound service, but is an interesting building to look at. Makes we wish we had regional bus service to the Coast, it would connect well with Caltrain. NOTE ! Greyhound does still serve Redwood City one block away at 850 Winslow Street .. outside an abandoned store. At 12 AM Only. With service like this you're better off taking Samtrans or Caltrain. I used the "Throne" branded "free" toilet paid by my tax money. The entry process with the QR code and SMS text message was interesting, but functional. Of writing, this is a brand new, unused unit with no graffiti, trash or discoloration. TP was fully stocked, all plumbing/electrical worked and the toilets/sink function as expected with clean water. Fully ADA Compliant with NO issues with the access ramp.

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

This station is great for commuters, as it is situated in a business area on North First Street…read more It's a short stroll to a food plaza with Philly's Cheesesteak & Wings, Carl's Jr., Sangam Indian Cuisine and Starbucks Coffee. It's also in proximity to Santa Clara County Human Relations Office, so if you are on probation and don't have your driving license, you can conveniently get here to visit with your probation officer. One drawback of this station is that it does not have any rain shelter or seating, like some other stations that do. The north and south bound platforms are separate approximately half a block apart.

Recently a new bus stop was placed in front of my home. The amount of garbage and people on my…read moreproperty is out of control. I have reached out to customer service, and management multiple times to no avail. No one follows up at Sam Trans. Customer service is nonexistent. Why is that?

The train station is a short walk to the restaurants & shops!…read moreSan Mateo has parklets with many places to relax, have a cold beverage or eat outside!

This station has a park and ride lot and you can see a wide view of the Blossom Valley and Willow…read moreGlen part of town from here.There is one platform so you don't have to cross any tracks to get to a train going the opposite direction, so it is pretty convenient.When you leave the station there is an escalator, and it may be working, but even if isn't it isn't too hard to go up.There are enough benches to sit on.Sometimes you see bums camped in tents behind Pinehurst and across the street.Pretty quiet station overall.

I used to haul it to this Light Rail station every day and grab a downtown-bound train to get to…read moreSJSU. This is one of two Light Rail stations in the 95136, and during the time I frequented it, there was ample security and plenty of parking. (I also loved that my daily fare was covered by tuition!). I'll never forget crossing over the overpass from the parking lot, seeing my train coming in from Almaden, and running down the stairs and across the platform to leap onboard before it pulled away. Those were some good times. My husband also proposed to me here in the parking lot with security looking on from the platform. (Yep, we met at the 2nd St. Station and a proposal followed at the Branham Station some 17 months later:)

I've had positive experiences renting from Thrifty and Fox here, dependable rental vehicles at a…read moresuper cheap rate (like $10 per day), all within the last year. Most recently, I rented from Thrifty (again), for a lil road trip to central cali this past weekend, and the rental process was just as easy. If you book and pay in advance and bring the necessary materials (ID and credit card), use your own insurance, fill up your own gas (simply refuse all the extras when you check in at the counter), and understand that they will place a deposit on your credit card (don't waste time arguing about this, even if it's $1000, because you will get this back later), the process should be quick and easy. The only wait you might encounter is a possible line to get to the front counter. This happens to each car company at some point, or during popular days/times, but I often see or experience no lines when I visit the rental car center. What's more, you can skip all that with the convenient option of checking in online, which I took advantage of for my recent Thrifty rental. I was able to check in a week in advance, and select my car online about 20 minutes before my rental start time, went straight to the garage the day of my rental and the keys were in my vehicle, so quick and easy, it was awesome! Returning vehicles is easy too... just follow the signs and arrows (as you circle the airport and enter the rental return garage), they email your receipt, and you take the garage elevators back to the rental car center lobby. Basically you just have to come prepared and you'll probably have a positive experience.

First time renting a car and the experience was painless. Our flight was canceled due to weather…read more Arrived at the SJC Rental Car Center to drop off the vehicle and it was very straightforward. No time wasted despite it being the end of December. There were times where I was contemplating renting a vehicle from them for different situations, but was skeptical. After this positive experience, I encourage others to give them a try.

The first stop of the RAPID 500 bus route is Diridon Transit Center and the last stop is Berryessa…read moreTransit Center (Bay 2). From BART North Berryessa/San Jose ~ Berryessa Transit Center Platform 1 to Santa Clara/1st and walk 6 minutes to San Jose Museum of Art.