... some of the reviews here make no sense…read more - yes, there are signs to which direction you're going. - yes, there are benches, if you are sitting or standing where they're at and facing the fences, you will see the sign of where it's going - yes, the elevators smell-- it only takes on lesson to learn that. - it won't say exactly which one to take besides the usual ALUM ROCK or SANTA TERESA, etc. - the stairs, good work out. not every stop has an escalator at all. only smelly elevators. - they're cleaning up the public area, good for them. they're not leaving it to just get dirtier. - there are maps that tells you which light rail to take and estimated arrival times, got questions? call 511, no phone? turn around and ask a stranger. they know where they're going and which route to take. $2 one way, transfer light rail $6 day pass to use on VTAs, including bus Light rail takes you to Caltrain as well. Earliest departure is about 4:25am.

No clipper card service on the platform which is quite unreasonable for such a massive station. If…read moreyou drop off your car at any one of the dealerships on capital auto mall it would be so nice to walk to the station from the west entrance and take the escalator up to platform between the highway 87 lanes. What you'll find is that you'll have to go back down and find the ticket kiosk which is actually towards the East entrance and then find your way back to platform. Hopefully not missing the next train in the process . Buyers remorse overall as I should have taken a Lyft. Way too noisy and so little train activity even at high noon on a weekday

It's the end of the line for the Santa-Teresa/Alum Rock line. Not much out here except businesses…read moreand husing thought and not any places to eat around the area. The light rail driver I got was nice. The bus stops at the station we're pretty clean except for a few broken bus waiting shelters. The light rail waiting area was pretty clean. Nice seen it much worse in the past. They have ticket machines at the station and on weekdays the light rail is every 15 minutes or so.

Pretty decent downtown station. it has two parts and surrounds Fountain Alley. you can view some…read morenice colorful murals from where you sit on the bench on the Third Street side. on the Second Street side it is easy access to Chase,VTA offices,bagel shop, and more. the downside is people smoking on the platform, but not all the time. you can take several bus lines from this station including 68.

Gah. Ghastly. I was just so lucky to live a 15-minute walk from this transit center in San Jose,…read morewith buses all around the South Bay at my finger tips. Not! I tried hard to take public transit in San Jose because I had a free bus pass through Americorps and got paid next-to nothing, making it less than gas in my car. But hanging out here waiting for my connection was always a little on the scary side. Getting on bus 22 was an even more special ordeal, considering the characters I met. Most people were just normal folks trying to get to work or the mall or whatever, but the few people who ranted and raved to all of us that the bus looked like Mexico City, or something along those lines, made our trips truly memorable. The area where this center is is not the greatest, the platforms are narrow and lack sufficient protection from the rain, and seating is very limited. The maps and locations of which bus goes there was always very confusing to me, too. I also can't forget the constant delays of buses, which made me late to work many times. If you have the choice, use lightrail or take a different transit center. I grade this one a big fat D.

What now some VTA buses have their own Yelp pages? Back in my high school and De Anza days the 25…read moreline was the best line to see my friends or take a connecting bus. Now this line has gone down in quality for awhile. From what I remember sooner I had to wait longer for a bus to arrive. The last time I took it was in 2018 after a Yelp event and it was cool to see the bus faster near the 5 roads neighborhood (Senter, Story, White, King and Tully roads). The bus drivers on this route are really outgoing and will talk with you. They are experienced too. If you live in Willow Glen this bus does a good job of connecting you with the rest if San Jose. Warning: be aware of your surroundings because some parts of the line are tough to ride through as well as wait for a bus at.

I'm a huge fan of the VTA Bus system here in San Jose. Compared to the CCTA in Walnut Creek, and…read moreMuni in SF these buses are aces. Regularly on time the 25 is one of the better bus routes in the area. It hits Deanza, three light rail stations and a Caltrain station and goes right past the heart of Willow Glen. Whats not to love? The VTA buses are usually clean, well kept (especially compared to Muni) and the drivers are fairly friendly. I love the 25 because it gets me almost anywhere I need to go and it does so on time with a minimum of fuss. That's awesome. Yay Bus 25!

Cannot recommend them enough! Roger was our driver and he made our night with great music and…read moreconversation. After our driver cancelled last minute for our wedding we were left without transportation. We contacted Antique Limousine 2 days before and they made it happen. The experience was even better than what we originally had planned with a red carpet, ribbon and great driver!

Antique Limousine Service is the way to arrive in style on your wedding day. Good customer service,…read morefriendly driver, reasonable prices, and most importantly, beautiful Rolls Royce! They were easy to coordinate, fit our schedule and deliver an outstanding experience. I would be recommending Antique Limousine Service to all of my friends and family.

I moved here a couple months ago and don't have a car yet so I often rely on the VTA on the…read moreweekends. So far there's a consistent 4 in 10 chance that the bus just never shows up despite Transit and Maps saying it did. The other times the bus either shows up early or 10-15 min late. The VTA has probably wasted hours of my time at this point. Honestly my biggest gripe is that if there ISN'T a bus, don't report that there is! I've had several occasions where I just call an Uber after half an hour of waiting or just walk for 1-2 hours to get home. I thought the public transit was terrible in my old city, but my experiences with the VTA have taught me that there is ALWAYS a lower low that the VTA strives hard to reach.

Bus 3412, Route 44, Northbound Sat. at 10:30am: This might…read morebe the newest smelling bus ever!! No dust, no dirt, no grime, no litter. Except for a circular liquid stain on one of the rear seats. So, if you jump into a hella-new smelling bus, see if there is that cresent-shaped stain on the rear seat which looks like a tattoo from that Dungeons and Dragons movie. . .

Use public transportation., lets make the earth a greener one.read more

I recently had to turn to public transport for a ride to work twice, and both times I was late (not…read morefashionably either). A third time, I figured I'll get to the stop early and catch an earlier bus, to my surprise, that earlier bus never came, so I ended up walking. I understand stuff happens; bus breakdowns, traffic, natural disasters, Keanu Reeves. In addition, several of the bus drivers I have come across are pretty mean or rude. They really don't want to be there, or go about saying or doing some stuff to validate that last point. I suppose I'm looking for a few things when it comes to public transport. 1. Dependable coverage of times 2. Dependable rides to begin with 3. Nice bus drivers There's already a nice system in place, it just needs some polishing.

I want to give a thumbs up to all the VTA drivers that are courteous to their customers. There are…read morea lot of you more than not. Appreciate it!! Thank you. A few ladies who answer phones and have been so nice like Janine, Lola, Silvia. Thanks ladies.

I have a couple of go-to drivers for our work events, but given it was two weeks before the Super…read moreBowl, I knew it was going to be hard to lock one in. So, I did what I do best....YELP! Found CLS Global Transportation Inc. and they were my first call. Luckily, I scored the vehicle we wanted (sprinter) and worked with a really great woman named Sharon. Sharon was VERY communicative and was quick to respond to all my emails/texts. She made things REALLY easy for me; this made me feel comfortable bc I was not going to be on the actual ride and wanted to make sure my team was taken care of. Feedback from my team leader was that the driver, Lydia, was prompt, friendly and drove safely. Whew, I'm so glad this all worked out. I would definitely recommend CLS Global Transportation Inc.

I found CLS on YELP and they were great start to finish with very clear communication and follow up…read morethrough the booking / reservation process. Sharon was very prompt in responding to any questions I had. They sent the drivers info and contact number the day prior to our event which made it easy to follow up with any last minute changes. There was a snag on the day due to a freeway closure after an unrelated accident but I was able to work with the driver directly to minimize the issue as much as possible. I highly recommend using their services for any transportation needs.