They took my booking at very short notice on a Sunday (11am call for a 3pm booking); this was from…read moreManhattan Time Square to Ronkonoma, Long Island. Driver showed up on time, really nice guy. Typical, older Lincoln Town Car, comfortable enough. I do like that the fee is all in. Fare was 170$. Will definitely use them again. I mean, I like Uber for shorter distances within Manhattan, but for trips like this, these guys are a god send.

A game-changer if you live in the city and want to explore this huge park (Harriman State Park),…read morebut don't have a car. We took the Metro-North Port Jervis train to get out of the city on Saturday and rode it up to the Tuxedo Train Station, and as soon as we got off the train, we saw the shuttle stand. It's actually inside the old train station, near the platform. The volunteer bus riders suggested the best trail for us (we had our dog and wanted to do an overnight, but didn't want to hike too far.) We ended up going on the red trail and staying at one of the old shelters and then catching the bus back on Sunday morning. There were a few other campers there the night we went but it didn't matter and it was a quality evening. The bus is reasonable (5/per person) and leaves right on time, the only dowside is the shelters aren't right on the water so you have to bring your own drinking water if you're staying overnight. But I might come back and just ride the bus through the park. It's really pretty and I take a lot of pictures, especially in the fall, and Harriman is really exceptional once the leaves start turning color. Until this shuttle started I had no idea how big Harriman park is but now I know. You can pick up trail maps right at the train station if you go on the weekend. There's also a large farmers market right in the parking lot when you get off the train so we brought peaches and apricots on the hike.

This 116th St. Subway Station is serviced by 6 Lexington Avenue Line train, a local in Manhattan…read more It's in East Harlem's commercial section of E. 116th St. In 2005, the MTA installed "In everything there is a season," a colorful mosaic series transforming the abstract graphic work of Robert Blackburn, the 20th century Harlem artist, teacher and master printmaker, into public art. This is another subway station that could definitely benefit from MTA equipping this station with elevators! People who cannot easily navigate the stairs, such as with strollers, carriages, or wheelchairs cannot easily use this subway station! MTA make this 116th St. Station accessible to everyone!

To get to Harlem take the 6 train to 116th St. There are a bunch of murals in the station that…read morewere created by Robert Blackburn in 2005. This station looks excellent but is not safe. Proceed with caution.

I have traveled from the Bronx to this bus station several times to go to NJ since I've had some…read morefamily move near GSP mall. It's easy to get to and lots of transportation methods nearby. It's always clean esp the restrooms. I took away 1 star bc there needs to be an atm on the upper level due to the jitney van only accepting cash. I had to go all the way down to the small bodega inside on the lower level to take cash out. Also, the staff isn't always friendly and helpful. They seem annoyed whenever you ask a question. Otherwise, quick and easy way to get to NJ, very reliable also

Took the 171 bus back to NY from Jersey. It drops you off at gate 12. A short trip down 2…read moreescalators and across a tunnel and you're at the A train. They've added some great shops to this station, a market, snack spots, clean bathrooms. It's looking good! I checked out Marshall's while I was there since it was connected through a downstairs door. Very convenient. Now a straight shot to meet the L train and that's a wrap on today's travels.

The station is under renovation to fix the entrance leaks when it rains, just passing the station…read moreyou wouldn't notice it being there

Went to a restaurant with my friends in Washington Heights & we work around the area before we take…read morethe train back to Queens to we take this D train back downtown to catch the E train to Queens... The Station is ok & The D train take us more quicker back than the A train...

DO NOT USE THIS RIDE SERVICE! They do not show up! In January going through chemo I confirmed rides…read morewith owner of sprain, he guaranteed me he would have his drivers show up. i would call & confirm the night before! talking to their answering service in pakistan, still 3x they did not show up. so i used another company. TODAY, i waited for 30 minutes in 35 degree weather. and again they did not show up. when i called they were so rude! yeah we will show up in 5 minutes, after waiting 15 minutes, i called again and he said no hes not showing up!!!! this company needs to he shut down now!!! i'm reporting the owner naseem khan to the mayor, to bbb, to medicaid. treating clients like this is vicious and cruel. do not trust this company they will not show up!

They wanted to charge me **185 dollars plus tolls** for a one-way ride in a sedan - not even a…read morelimo - from Manhattan to JFK. Nothing left to say.

It's always an adventure riding with Victoria. For a long time they were the only choice in my…read morecompanys system, but now that there are other options I will never ride with Victoria again. I don't expect much, but for a 5 mile, $100 ride, I expect a litttle more than they deliver. I've never had a car that didn't stink. The winner was the one that smelled like vomit, but most smell like cigarettes. I've had one that smelled like BO and one car filled with so much cologne I choked when I got in. They insist on meeting you at the dropoff for international departures instead of at the baggage claim, so they don't have to pay for parking and don't identify themselves on their car, don't get out, don't have a sign with your name, how many windows do I need to knock on in the freezing cold dragging a giant suitcase before I find the right car? All of them, because he wasn't there yet (this last time) or more accurately as he explained, he was there but he had to leave because the police chased him away "they don't want you parking here" well golly, I wonder why? They always take the least efficient route like they want it to take longer to justify the cost. Listen, I live here. I know 280 doesn't go anywhere near my house, I'm not paying the bill, I just want to get home (or catch my flight). There was the time the driver popped the trunk as I got in, I said "no I don't have and luggage" and he started driving "the trunk is open" "that's ok" "no, no, the trunk. It's open" "it's ok"...5 minutes later, we're on the highway and it's bouncing up and down, he finally notices. He proceeds to pull over into the painted triangle between traffic of a high speed merge, now I'm the one saying "REALLY, it's ok if it's open!!! What are you doing?!". Gets out, cars whizzing past, and closes it. It was by luck alone that he wasn't killed. Then there was the time a driver drove up over a neighbors curb and onto the lawn to u-turn when I told him he was in the wrong driveway (i'd been saying, it's further down the street since before he turned in). I ended up walking the 8 house numbers. This particular guy advised me that he accepts tips. I can't even count how many times I've asked and they say it's factored into the cost. I told him this and he said "I don't know about that, I've never seen it." Victoria limo, never again. I'm so glad we now have alternatives.

Victoria Limousine has a problem with it's pricing. I was quoted $75 round/trip to Newark Airport…read moreincluding tips and tax, I was billed $150. When I called to inquire about the double billing the woman became agitated, stating she never quoted me $75 round trip, it was $75 each way. Why in the world would I pay $75 for a $24 taxi ride? Another thing is I can park in long term parking for $80, so why would anyone want to pay $75 each way? They claim they are competitive but they certainly are not. Victoria Limousine Service insist on meeting you at the dropoff for international departures instead of at the baggage claim, so they don't have to pay for parking. So now I have to stand at the curb waiting for a service I paid for but am not receiving. Victoria Limousine Service don't identify themselves on their car, driver doesn't get out, NO sign with your name, how many windows do I need to knock on in the sweltering heat dragging a two giant suitcase before I find the right car? I will use NUTLEY LIMO SERVICE in the future. Do yourself a favor and stay away from Victoria Limousine Service, they are the worst.