Don't expect to get Compt in Compton. Nothing's free, but guaranteed for a lifetime's use…read more When I first started using this line about 15 years ago and I would hop on and off here to visit my part-time girlfriend who lived in Compton, it was one of the worst stations that I used, honestly. It was depressingly bad and a little shocking. However, now they've improved it so much that it actually gets three extra stars. Truly, they've done an amazing job renovating it, modernizing it, making it more safe. Having said that, it still doesn't always feel like the safest place, but they've done everything they could possibly do about it. They deserve every congratulation for that.

This place is a tough place to catch the train. Pending what time you go will determine your…read morepublic transportation experience. One of the roughest stops using the blue line. It is super ghetto. You have to be street smart to actually take the train from this location. Drop off or get on, its the same. Be cognitive and attentive is all I am saying. Good luck. Neutral rating.

Great bus service in the City of Cerritos…read more The "COW" has multiple buses that circle the city. Great for getting to either of the Cerritos malls (Los Cerritos or Towne Center), a park, the senior center or to the library at the civic center. Fifty cents will get you anywhere and you'll always have a comfortable place to sit as they rarely get crowded. I find the bus drivers to be very friendly and personable - they give up a smile very easily - and from my experience they make safety a priority. Timetables and routes are available on the city's website (cerritos.us) or you can pick up a copy at city hall.

In terms of a small-time civic-owned public form of transportation, the Cerritos on Wheels is one…read moreof the best around. The buses were recently upgraded to the one you see in the picture via federal grant monies. The buses run on natural gas, so they offer a more environmentally friendly form of public transit. The fare for a single trip anywhere in Cerritos is $0.50. The buses also offer monthly passes for $20.00. They have essentially two routes going in opposite loops around the city (meeting at the Cerritos Civic Center). From one end of town to the other end, say from CPE to the Cerritos mall, roughly takes almost an hour. So, if you have the patience, or don't have a car of your own, be prepared for a 45-1 hour commute. In the meantime, you'll be able to view Cerritos from a different perspective: sideways! The design of the rear of the buses are stylistic representations of various sites and landmarks of Cerritos. One may have a stylized image of the Cerritos Library, for example. Another may have one of the Cerritos Performing Arts Center. These are ways to keep track of the actual buses that you may have sat in, as there are about 8 total buses running around town. The only downside is that the buses don't run very late (after 9pm). But in all other respects, these buses run well and have pretty cool air conditioning (a must in hot and muggy summers).

You can only pay in person or by mail. No way to pay online - pretty archaic. Good luck on trying…read moreto get someone on the emergency phone number in an emergency. Sometimes the water is cut off at night and they don't alert the customers about it. Will say the receptionist is nice every time we go to pay.

LYNWOOD PARK MUTUAL WATER CRIMINALS!!!…read more Lynwood Park Mutual Water Company is incompetent, shady and an all around sh*tty business supplying water, however poorly, to the Compton community. This company supplies my water and has been a pain since we moved in. 1) They have NO WEBSITE or app to be able to pay your bill online. YOU HAVE TO PHYSICALLY GO INTO THE BUILDING TO PAY OR SEND A PAPER CHECK, it's 2018! Who the hell is using paper or mail or physical interaction to pay bills anymore. It's HORRIBLY inneficient. 2) THERE IS NO VOICEMAIL!!! You call the number and no one ever picks up, and they have NO voicemail system to even be able to contact them. 3) There is no emergency number or any way to contact anyone in the event of an imperative need. 4) THEY ARE ONLY OPEN THREE FRIGGIN DAYS A WEEK. Like are you F'ing kidding me. How the hell are you a major utility provider and not accessible to your customers more than half the week! 5) Their office facility is a converted residential HOUSE. How unprofessional!? It really destroys any shred of confidence that I had that this was a legitimate, competent business. 6) ...not to mention the random water shut offs without warning, communication, apology or rectification. This has got to be the most ridiculous utility company set-up I have ever seen. It is a constant burden to have to deal with and is unacceptable. I will not stand for myself or our neighbors to be subjected to this kind of incompetent, greedy treatment. We all deserve better. I am looking for suggestions, shared experiences and conversations about this problem. We will start taking action to correct this travesty on a city, county and state level, whatever it takes We will not stand for this crap.

My first time there! I went to pick up a friend coming from L.A downtown station. This location…read morehas a parking structure clean and there's security patrol.

I love metro service. I'm one of probably five people in LA county that actually enjoys life…read morewithout a car. The metro system is my connection to all of the finer things life in Cali has to offer. I can get to downtown LA in about an hour and get to read a book or write Yelp reviews while I wait. And I can drink if I want to because I don't have to drive. Can't beat that in a car! No way, no how! The Del Amo station is sort of my half way point. It's a clean and relatively safe de-boarding spot when I don't feel like rushing or even going all the way into downtown. The swap meet is just across the street and filled with random cheap items that I probably don't need but like to buy anyway. Where else can you get your eyebrows threaded ($8 bucks), grab some yummy elote to eat AND get acupuncture and ayurvedic teas for what ails you? Grab a shake and fries across the street at Del Amo burger and your set for the afternoon.

"Ah-ha, hush that fuss…read more Everybody move to the back of the bus Do you wanna bump and slump wit' us? We the type of people make the club get crunk!" Willowbrook / Rosa Parks Station is nostalgic to me time infinity. This LA Metro station was the first I ever visited back in the early 90s, riding with my brother and our aunts or dad - learning more about public transportation and the south side of Los Angeles. Growing up in South Central LA from 1985 to 1997 the Green and Blue line were ones we knew. Mainly for short trips, we got to see the 105 be constructed and the Avalon Station (just before Willowbrook/Rosa Parks) follow a couple years after. Growing up within walking distance of Avalon and a one stop ride to Willowbrook/Rosa Parks anytime I pass this Metro Blue A Line station that connects to the Metro Green C line I flashback to those 90s vibes. The Kenneth Hahn Plaza very nearby was a plaza we frequented - the McDonald's, Denny's and everything that was once there. I have been a few times in the last few years for various reasons and explored the old neighborhoods. There is parking lot for commuters - over 200 spaces and unlike some station it's free - though super generified it's still South Central - security, police station and metro employees on duty and all in one place. And like the Metro slogan goes, "If you see something, say something." Elevators and escalators to connect you to the Green above along the 105 freeway. Ride green. Ride smart. Ride safe.

Very important Los Angeles County Metro station that connects the A (Blue) Line to the C (Green )…read moreline, which is the main line that goes to LAX bus center. The A line is light-rail, using rail-lines at ground level, while the C line is elevated, following the path of I-105. This means the stop for the C line is high up in the air...and you can see cars flying on the highway in both directions. There are working escalators going up (haphazard in terms of if running or not), and there are large elevators for folks that need it.. Note that the green line have similar cars, in that there are no easy place to put your large luggage.

I am very happy to have this bus line to ride this bus service. No problems. Some stops on El…read moreSegundo have homeless encampments around them.

And just like LA Metro, G Trans also has a homeless issue filthying up the buses and bus stops…read more They do nothing to enforce fare payments. While safety is an issue when enforcing fare payments, majority of the bus drivers don't care to report rowdy and dangerous vagrants on the buses. I'm at the bus stop on 120th Street/Compton Ave and there are soiled garments on the ground and it smells like feces at this bus stop. This is a symptom of failure of city services and the government at large.