Supervisor Brandon made it go well. We received excellent help n service from him this May…read more I think it's hard to know where to start. You can register you account for a car. Start there and add a credit card or two. Don't wait til end of month. On the last page of the website, you can fill out a request to review; or apply for a payment plan but You can also fill out a dispute if the review is not enough. The company has worked with us to resolve a matter; you should too. Check out website: www.bayareafastrak.org

They are updating the actual fastrak cards so the old pucks need to be replaced. You can order them…read moreonline and they will ship them right to your home. We had a few and did exactly that. They don't give you a return envelope so you would have to pay for the postage or drop them off. I was in SF and stopped by their building to do that. It was Christmas time and they had a tree up . so pretty. The staff here were very friendly. I had no problem dropping off the old pucks. It was simple. Their building is really nice looking with a large conference room on the first floor. There is an info booth right as you enter and they directed me to where the drop off counter was in the back.

It's very hard to find mover company during the Covid-19 , luckily I found Fastrak…read more They are professional and they are fast. Plus they are wearing gloves and masks to protect all of us. I will highly recommend you to try their services , they won't let you down

We used Yelp's Request-A-Quote feature to contact 4 moving compnay. Fastrak Movers reached out…read morefirst and have been responsive throughout the process. We moved from Central Sunset to Hunter's Point Shipyard. We booked it 1 week in advance. 3 hrs minimum + tips. We had 1 BR - a few boxes, one queen size mattress and box spring, 1 desk, 1 electronic piano, 2 small bookshelf, 2 outdoor chairs, 2 indoor chairs. Total moving time 2 hrs 30 minutes. $400 total = $320 + $80 tips. 2 Movers, both from 河北, China. I would recommend them. Although appointment was 1pm on Sunday, they were late showing up at 1:50pm.

A toll plaza. Who likes those? I will have to go back and read all the five star reviews here - I…read moreleave all those stars for more pleasant experiences. Prices go higher and higher - I think voter approved. I suppose its a good idea to maintain these things - paint to prevent rust and earthquake retrofit and so on. Nothing but Fasttrak accepted anymore. Gone are the days of toll collectors taking $2 cash. I suppose all that exhaust fumes weren't good for those people anyway. Be careful to have your Fastrak in good order. Update your credit card when necessary. Don't want the fines for not having proper account. Paper bills cost a little extra money and they are sent maybe 6 times a year - every other month.

Crossing the bridge. No exact change needed, you'll get the bill in the mail. It's so fast and…read moreconvenient this way. Drive safe Crossing the bridge. Have your cash ready, $6.00. It a nice view and a relaxing

You're that guy every girl spends their nights wishing for and dreaming about. All the other big…read moreboys in town, like 880 and 101, have way too many ladies (and men too!) all over them. But you're different. You make me feel special. Whatever I want, a snap of the fingers, and it's mine. Castro Street... the Great Mall... you even take me to In-N-Out when I get those cravings. I'm such a lucky girl! And best of all, I usually get you all to myself. But then you showed your true colors. When I needed you most, you made me wait in line. I really needed to get to a doctor appointment. In the past you just whisked me on over. This time, instead of letting me go first, which you'd do if I was really your favorite, you decided to let everyone go in order. What?! I feel like things will never be the same again between us. Which will be awkward because you're the only way I can get to work. Doh! P.S. Go tell your sneaky wingman GPS to stop claiming you are superior to all the others, that I'll have the shortest wait with you. Lies. All lies!

Narrow Lanes ,55mph max speed and CHP Lidar Speed Traps…read more In the old days we use to test drive co workers cars and on occasion we would race them late at night on 237.

Who ever created this idea, was a genius.... For those of…read moreyou who do not know what casual carpool is.. Exclusively for the east bay folks who commute to sf for work. Ever since Caltrans created the carpool/diamond lane, drivers who do not wish to pay full price of the toll/ bypass traffic can have a total of 3 or more people in their vehicle as FASTRAK will charge $2.50 vs $6.00 during the weekdays. There are several locations ie: Hercules, Rodeo, Vallejo, Fairfield, El Cerrito, Oakland, Emeryville, Concord, Alameda, Berkeley etc.. As for being a share rider depending on location, it is common courtesy to pay the driver $1.25. There is one location for drop off at 1st & Fremont st, and one location for a ride back which is on Beale & Howard St. It's been 12yrs since I've been commuting into San Francisco and I'm glad casual carpool has been a back up for me, just in case if I can't find a ride. I've saved $$$ by commuting this way-beats taking the bus and paying for bart. I know riding with strangers can be weird, but is totally safe. Ps. you are not obligated to talk!

The work day is behind us, now. Its reflection bounces off of the tall glass buildings before us…read moreand showers our faces like the lunar light on an early Autumn morning. The afternoon begins to give way to a cool evening. Just like yesterday and the day before that, last week and last month, day after day, back and forth, south to work, north back home, all and everything we've invested (our time mostly) seems to shine at this moment, while we're waiting in line for our car. It's a different car every day. We never know who it's going to be, we just hope it's soon. It's as if we just found out that we've won the lottery when we are finally the first in line and a big car pulls up. But we don't care if we have to sit in the back of a hatchback - We are only thinking about getting home. No one wants the big guy in mirrored shades driving the ol' red Ford pick up. He comes rolling up to our sad curb and the first few ladies shrug him off down the line. Edgar eventually shuffles up and into the rig, and off he goes towards I-80, clicking in for the diamond lane. As he departs, he might stare down at those of us remaining in line with a sigh of satisfaction; we are now inferior to him who is now the passenger. I used Casual Carpool for 3 years and never said a word to any one of you. We rarely made eye contact. I spilled my coffee on one lady by accident. I apologized profusely - She wiped it off listlessly and dragged her body a couple steps forward to catch up with the moving line of people. To bide our time in line, we would listen to music, read a book, connect with someone in the real world via cell phone, stare up at the buildings and imagine a hot sexual happening on the 17th floor, or find the farthest point on the horizon and just stare. I read more books during these three years than any other time in my life. On some rides, I would help the driver stay awake by listening to anecdotes that have probably been told time and time again on those busy drives that seem to stretch out through time. If you're not in the front with the driver, you're the lucky one in the backseat: Your home for the hour-and-a-half-or-so it takes to get to that Greyhound parking lot on Lemon Street in Vallejo, California.

I Love This Airport!!!…read more This is My Favorite AirPort In The Bay Area!!! It is Easy to Navigate!!! TSA Wait Times are Reasonable!! Lots of Airlines to Choose from!!! Quality Restaurants to Choose From!! Freshly Remodeled!!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Airport!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong!! Number 34 on the Top 50 list of the most Prolific Yelp ELITES OF 2025!!

"Getting around" will break or make my review of any airport…read more So, I don't care if the misleading name reminds me of my Angels (The San Francisco Airport of Oakland). Nor is it important that Amelia Earhart landed here after being the first female to fly solo from Hawaii to US, and it was also her last take-off. Or that it was the world's longest runway in 1927. Or that it was used in "Star Trek IV" and TBX 1138. And, although I appreciate the jazz and hip-hop, it's not a factor. Nope. I'm not sure how it is flying out, but flying in was a breeze. And it gets five stars for me being able to walk intuitively straight from my plane to my well-organized, simple, and long Uber platform without searching for signs and walking for miles. It puts the OK in OAK!

Awesome, awesome experience!…read more My husband and I went back up to Sonoma for a long weekend and wanted to do another wine tour. Soman was amazzzzzzing. I had initially booked an SUV and there was an issue, so we ended up with (a brand new, fully load, very comfy) sedan instead. Soman also gave us an extra hour for the "inconvenience." Really....not an issue. So--not only was he early and brought us wine--he had AWESOME suggestions on where to go! We checked out more southern Sonoma Valley and he knew exactly where to take us, based on what we liked. I also want to note: I wasn't feeling great due to too much wine at JCB the night before....but he took it in stride. He found me meds and hydration. Literally went above and beyond. We will 100% not hesitate to use Diamond Express again!

Reliable, friendly & nice driver while taking a trip to Napa for a mother's treat ! I would use…read morethis service again in the future.

I'm back. So this time, I got an actual representative. Her…read morename is Kaliscia (like that GOT character) At first she was a little bit of an attitude, words were kind of rough like- 'It doesn't matter' 'You need to put money in it' I was of course confuse. Then she slowed down and explained to me even tho my dad have a senior clipper card he still needs to upload money into the card to use (since he's a senior he gets a discount rate), but if he's looking for the free Muni clipper card, I need to fill out another form on SFMTA, and get approval. So yeah, after a few minutes of asking, she gave me the answer I was looking for and needed to proceed to help my dad for Free Senior Clipper card. I submitted the form, so now I have to wait for SFMTA approval.

Feb 2026 ..... Clipper Card 2.0 .....Botched Migration…read more Bummer, my Trip History is gone. Dashboard info seems right. Seniors, ... do not use anything but the plastic Senior Card, & manage it with a PC browser like Chrome.

I've been living in the Bay for over a year and a half now, and I just barely signed up for this…read moreprogram. I was told before that they've had major problems (i.e. not reading the card properly, getting de-magnetized, etc.). I also thought that I wouldn't be able to purchase the high-value tickets. However, I was convinced by Maria D. (http://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=7EXWwja2wdSYiCqhR3cTqQ) to finally sign up. I haven't had any problems with it so "those" people were wrong. I find it very convient and it saves constantly buying tickets. It's great for the everyday commuter or even the occassional rider. Now that they have the parking feature, it's even more of time-saver. You don't need to remember your parking stall number, and you have a better chance of catching the train rather than waiting in line to pay $1 for parking during the morning rush. I've missed several trains because of that. The best part is that it auto-loads your card (similar to Fastrak) and you can still purchase the discounted high-value fares. Once it hit below $10, it loads $48 of BART value but only costs you $45.00. I am definitely happy with my card and much thanks to Maria D.! TIP: The parking feature is deducted SEPARATELY from your BART fare. Once parking hits below $10, it auto-loads $40. Also, there's a ONE-TIME fee of $5 for the card and $2 for the parking tag. Your intial costs will be: $45 - EZ Rider card $5 - card fee $40 - parking $2 - parking tag fee ------------------------------ $92.00 total

Your probably wondering what on earth BART EZ Rider Program is! Quite simply, it is Fastrak for…read morepeople who ride BART. No, they don't strap a transponder to your forehead, they give you a card that is the size of a credit card, embedded with some kind of smartcard/microchip thingy. On every entry gate, there is a little round pad , that you swipe the card over when you walk through. When you sign up for the program (currently a pilot program) you give them your credit card number, and they preload $48. Every time you make a trip, it deducts the fare from your balance. Once your balance falls below $10, they automatically top off your card. I've been using this for a week now with great success. People must think I'm crazy, magically swiping my hand over the gate and it opens.... maybe I should start shouting "Open, Sesame" as I walk through and really freak people out! If you use BART everyday, then I recommend signing up. Its a no hassle way to travel. No more lining up to get a new ticket, or having to beg for change to use the Add Fare machine.