This is one of the means of transportation I take to and from work. I've been riding them for years…read moreand since they've switched to TAP cards I always dread it when my card runs out. See I use a 10 trip since I don't commute often and also use a 10 trip on the Metrolink just for those days that I have to stay after work. So 24 hours prior to this incident I did call the TAPTOGO center and reloaded my TAP card. So this morning lo and behold card doesn't work. Driver giving me an attitude and gets me embarrassed in front of the whole bus. I told her that I'm not going to gain anything by cheating them over $7 that I had paid for already. She mentioned it may take up to 48 hours for the payment to post. I've got no proof of my fare, blah, blah, blah. So basically I'm out $76, embarrased, and off the bus. Then she afterwards feels bad and decides to just let me on. I'm like forget it. You've embarrased me enough and I get to be remembered by the rest of the passengers as the guy who didn't pay. I've got good ol Metrolink train to save me. Why do I even bother with the bus. Well the commuter bus is a lot faster than the train to go to L.A. So for those wanting to use this mode of transportation, just watch out.

Service is trash I'm always paying for my trip and other people gets to ride for free I'm not even…read moreBlack Racist Bus driver! Worst service it's ok for them not paying not cool at all

I thought it was very nice that on Earth Day the trains were free! I took the train to Simi Valley…read moreto see The Ronald Reagan Library and had a great time. Thanks to the Metrolink! I hope you do it again next year! Also it's nice you offer the $10 weekend rate for some holidays. Keep up the good work!

Enjoy'd the ride it was quiet,clean, I think tht the Sherrif should make their present known a…read morelittle more in these times so tht passengers feel more safe. Overall experience was cool one more thing I think the purchase process should upgrade meaning easier access for us seniors.

Agree with much of what Scott B said below in his review. Though it's six years old, it's still…read morequite accurate. This is the main transportation center for the Antelope Valley. Lots of free parking, with connections to Metrolink, FlixBus, weekday AVTA commuter bus routes 785-787, etc. Easy connections to downtown Los Angeles, Burbank, Victorville, Las Vegas, and so on. Relatively safe with private security. Eventually, this location might connect to High Speed Rail, and the Brightline West train proposed to Las Vegas. For those who work in west LA, try the AVTA 786 bus to the UCLA/Beverly Hills area, it's much faster than the train. While I am a big fan of the train, it slows to a ridiculous crawl when passing through the Acton area en route to Burbank and downtown. Anyone who still insists on fighting traffic by driving to Los Angeles from Palmdale with all of these great transit options available is insane. Just try it!

I seldom use public Transportation. It's nice to know, you can rely on the Metrolink when needed!…read moreI'll definitely look to public transportation in the near future!

So on Sunday 12-20-09 we were hanging out in Acton for a friends surprise bday party…read more Then from the hill we saw a bunch of lights on a train. We all looked at each other and said we must go down the hill! So we got there we saw a bunch of cops and we all freaked out because we had been drinking, but we remained calm and parked as quickly as possible. They had a whole celebration, lights music and characters all over the place. I guess it's an annual thing they have. They had a really good live bad, like you know the high school bands, it was good. They had a play on the train. Every holiday character was there example: Frosty, rudolph, they even had Elvis! (i know he is not a holiday character) The Train was exploding with lights and decor. really if you are in the area worth going with your family check with the city when they have it. I'm going back next year with my entire family. If you live in the area you know very well there is not much to do and this my friends is a little distraction in your town. Merry Xmas!

i used to ride the metrolink from palmdale/lancaster to sun valley & back in august of 08 i was…read moreheaded home but i was late so i couldn't pay for my ticket. i was going to pay for it but it was hard for me to do i had a 1 year old a 2 year old and i was 6 months pregnant so i had my purse a diaper bag and a stroller. i ended up getting a citation i explained the situation to the officer explaining that i felt i didn't have a choice since it was the last train till the next day but that i had the money (which i showed him) he didn't care and made me get off at this exit in acton. as i was getting my stuff off i was also carrying my 1 year old daughter and my 2 year old son was walking behind me as i set my daughter and stuff down i went to pick up my son but when he was halfway out the doors closed on his waist so he was stuck in the train from his waist down the train started leaving and as i panicked i struggled to pull him out... a woman came out of nowhere and pushed him out of the train while also trying to pry the doors open... to me this woman was an angel because i knew that if i couldn't get my son out in time i would of lost him forever. this happened on august 24th of 2008 around 6:30 in the evening.

Welcome to the northwest valley, home of the Chatsworth Metrolink Station where you can also…read moreconnect with tons of local city buses via LA Metro, Simi Valley Transit, Santa Clarita Valley Commuter Express, Metro G/Orange Line (that connects with the Metro B - Redline), Amtrak and other services as well. This Metrolink station has loads of free parking, charging stations for EVs, handicap spots for persons with disabilities, public phones for use... An office never seems to be open... Almost like a prop lol as well as plenty of Kiosk to purchase Metrolink rider tickets and maps to guide you on your journeys... The mobile app is definitely your friend as well. It's never too busy here, which is nice, even being on the directly next to the Orange line station hub, the lot traffic, if any is always smooth and steady off Devonshire Street/ Canoga Avenue, just across for an amazing Anytime Fitness, Ralphs, Dollar Tree, Paint with A Twist (paint & sip spot) and a few other familiar as well as local small businesses in one lot... plus a Holiday Inn Express just past the intersection. "Come on, ride the train, hey, ride it... Choo choo!!"

DISASTER MANAGEMENT. The Amtrak conductor at this platform today was completely incompetent and a…read moretotal power-tripping liability. He was throwing a temper tantrum arguing with Metrolink passengers and completely abandoned his job. I was standing right there with a valid, paid Amtrak ticket, and he rudely ignored me, refused to scan my ticket, and literally LOCKED the doors in my face before taking off. This pure negligence left me stranded and cost my business a massive $1,000 professional fee. Total ghetto management of a shared station. Unprofessional, hostile, and utterly pathetic. Avoid this chaotic joke of a transit hub.

I entrusted Mills Prestige Driving with my business on 2 occasions and both were executed…read moreflawlessly. Consistent communication, on time arrival and professional. I will definitely be using this service again and will recommend to my clients for their driving needs.

Michael is great! Always punctual and professional. I've used him often and he's always made my…read moreclients happy!

If you go down towards the South portion of my body, you'll come across the Mountain Area, but…read morethat's a Regional description that you might want to find out for yourself someday. Sadly almost nobody was using the MARTA, which is not in Atlanta and it's not a Brazilian soccer player, although it is both of those things, however it is actually the third largest agency for transport in San Bernardino County, helping people get up and down the mountains and in and out of the little valleys and canyons. This is a useful service then. Basically serving all of Big Bear Valley. Unfortunately the entire service has been suspended until further notice because basically nobody was riding it due to the pandemic and lack of tourism.

The Crestline branch is extremely. disorganized. Despite being scheduled for a drop off and pick…read moreup at the hospital , The dial a ride left my wife stranded on several occasions. If you try to call the office/dispatch during business hours , you can't leave a message or get a hold of anybody. That means if your left stranded by the bus drivers, your stuck.

Setting up our qualifying papers was so simple and Sophia was so very helpful. We needed wheelchair…read moretransit to USC Arcadia hospital- made the appointment ahead of time . Max showed up and just was such a wonderful, positive, helpful person! He made our first ride on Monrovia Transit such a positive experience! Thank you all

Me and my fiancee live on the border of Monrovia and Arcadia so when we have to go to work on the…read moreMonrovia side we call the Monrovia shuttle for a ride. You call and you schedule in advance and sometimes you get a pick up sometimes they are booked! But if you call dispatch the same day you might get lucky with someone else cancelling their ride. So getting a pickup or return is about 50/50 It's a buck a ride if your not a senior. The vehicles are ok...somewhat clean. They pick you up on time for the most part. The drivers are ok...we get picked up by several different drivers...some are really cool and others seem like the really don't like their jobs. Same when you call reservation or dispatch...not very friendly or eager to provide good customer service over the phone. Overall...it's your last option for a ride..your better off calling Uber or walking.

UCLA discontinued there vanpool services. Asked to go to outside vanpool companies and pay for a…read moreparking pass.

There is no downside to the Vanpool! The service is tailored to UCLA faculty and employees, so the…read morehours are necessarily work day hours. For example, I took the van all summer from Arcadia (about 35 miles east of Westwood), and we left at 6:40 every morning and arrived on campus at 7:30. We left campus at 5pm and got home at 6pm. The bus drivers are nice, as are the other riders (everyone chats a little), and everyone's really responsible about letting others know their ride schedules and what days they plan to show up. If you ever need to ride to UCLA on a regular basis, this is absolutely the way to go. The "part time" tickets (basically one way pay-per-ride tickets) are a little expensive relative to the monthly fees, but still less expensive than the cost of gas. Plus, both rides are much faster than driving myself. This service is for responsible people. We have never been more than five minutes off schedule, so there is definitely no waiting around for people to come. Make sure you're on time! The only trouble right now is that there seems to be too few vans. I guess it's impossible for UCLA Transportation to have half-filled vans full of part time riders, but know that as a part time rider you're not always going to have a seat. It's best to check with the driver(s) the night before. And it gets really cold on the vans, which I love but understand that some people hate. All in all, love this service. It's perfect.