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    Regal Coach Lines

    3.0 (8 reviews)
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    Metra Rock Island District Line Station

    Metra Rock Island District Line Station

    1.8(10 reviews)
    2.0 miBeverly

    I've been riding the Rock Island Metra for more than 20 years, from my first day of junior high to…read moremy job in management now. Over the years, the most noticeable changes for the line have been the loss of the food and beverage cars, the dramatic rise in fares, and the diversification of the train personnel. (In the '90s, it wasn't uncommon for a white trainman to call Black youth "monkeys" to their faces and threaten them with arrest for not showing their student IDs quickly enough.) Besides that, the trains and the experience of riding are largely the same as they were in 1996. Some conductors, trainmen and other employees are consistently friendly and talkative. Others take pleasure in terrorizing the passengers, including long-time riders like myself. Recently, I tried to board a weekend train with a bottle of peach Izze (a nonalcoholic beverage) in my bag. One of the many (African-American!) security men on the platform told me that I wouldn't be allowed to board the train with it, and added that I'd be the next victim of iPhone-worthy police brutality if I attempted to argue that it was acceptable to bring this unopened nonalcoholic beverage on the train, as I had for many years up until that point. I was then forced to catch the Red Line El to 95th Street, then transfer to a CTA bus to get home that night, as I had been trying to board the 8:10 PM Metra and the next Metra wasn't departing until 11:15 PM. I witnessed another trainman physically assault a passenger and then call the police on him for fighting back. (This incident resulted in the train being delayed between 111th and 115th St, and the arrest and incarceration of the passenger who had been assaulted by the trainman.) Another called the police on a young woman, age 20 or so, because he spotted marijuana in her backpack. This resulted in an unnecessarily long train delay while the young woman was being booked and arrested outside of the train. I'm sure she wasn't hurting anybody by having marijuana in her possession, but the trainman was hurting the passengers by making us wait to resume our journey until he finished getting the poor girl a criminal record. Substantial train delays, always with flimsy excuses ("due to boarding of a disabled passenger," which I'm sure must be embarrassing for the disabled passenger if s/he actually exists), are particularly frequent on the weekends. But sometimes, the weekend trains will arrive EARLY, which causes passengers like me to panic as we try to safely get to the one or two doors that are open. On one occasion not too long ago, I waited for an early train to arrive at the station before running around it to safely board. As I arrived at the ONE door that the train personnel had bothered to open for passenger boarding, the conductor waved it closed and took off without me - knowing that I'd likely have to wait two hours for the next Metra or be forced to catch the (unsafe on Chicago's far South Side) CTA bus and El trains. This incident and others like it understandably puts riders under pressure to rush to make the rare early train, or to choose between being stranded on the South Side until the next Metra comes hours later or enduring the anxiety of riding the CTA through neighborhoods noted for high crime rates. It's amazing that Metra can demand such a high level of patience from passengers who routinely pay over $140 per month for tickets, yet the train personnel don't even have the courtesy to wait for us to board the trains properly in inclement weather. Metra should be able to guarantee its monthly passholders respectful treatment by the train personnel. And if it wants to boost ridership, it should be able to guarantee that even for passengers who are riding the Metra for the first and only times in their lives. Most of the adults and children I've known to ride the Metra over the years eventually gave it up in favor of driving. They'd rather pay an arm and a leg to park downtown than risk poor service and abuse by Metra personnel.

    The conductors are some miserable , rude people . Part of the training must be " be as rude to…read morepeople as you possibly can , especially people who don't ride the train usually and don't really know how things are done " .

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    More Healing Care - Compassionate, reliable non-medical home care focused on comfort, dignity, and independence.

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    5.0(1 review)
    1.3 miBeverly

    MORE HEALING CARE IS THE BEST HOME CARE SOLUTIONS EVER!…read more I can't say enough great things about More Healing Care! The team is caring, dependable, and truly goes above and beyond for their clients. From day one, they showed compassion, professionalism, and dedication that made me feel confident my loved one was in good hands. The caregivers are not only skilled but genuinely kind-hearted - treating clients like family. Communication is excellent, and they always make sure every need is met with patience and understanding. If you're looking for reliable, compassionate home care that makes a real difference, More Healing Care is exactly what the name says - THE BEST!

    From the owner: More Healing Care LLC is honored to serve individuals and families throughout Cook, DuPage, Will,…read moreLake, Kane, DeKalb, LaSalle, McHenry, Kendall, Grundy, and Knox Counties. We are committed to delivering exceptional, reliable, and compassionate non-medical home care that promotes safety, comfort, independence, and peace of mind. We do more than provide care—we build trusted relationships. Our approach is rooted in dignity, respect, and attentive support, ensuring that every client and family feels heard, valued, and genuinely cared for. Whether assisting with activities of daily living, providing meaningful companionship, or supporting recovery and stability at home, our dedicated care team is focused on creating a positive, empowering experience tailored to each individual’s needs. We invite you to explore our services and schedule a free consultation to discuss how More Healing Care LLC can support you or your loved one with personalized, dependable care. More Healing Care LLC proudly accepts Private Pay, IDOR, and Long-Term Care Insurance. Your loved one’s well-being is our priority, and we are here to make quality home care accessible, dependable, and truly healing.

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