One of the larger and most spaced out station heading east or west bound with easy pathways and…read moremetal railing on each side. The Sepulveda Station is pretty close to a lot of local stores and shops including Costco, The Dollar Tree and CVS... it's right next to an LA Fitness (so when gyms are back in full swing) it's a very easy trip. This location additional less than a 10 minute walk to Target, BevMo, Ace Hardware and other frequented department-esque businesses. The Sepulveda Orange Line also connects with several city metro buses and rapids from the North end of the San Fernando Valley all the way to the Westside of Los Angeles. The station itself is overall kept clean and regularly frequented by Metro Staff, Security and/or Local Law enforcement much like other high traffic areas. There are tap card loading terminals on bound sides, a pedestrian friendly walk way between the stop stops and plenty of parking for commuting.

I'm still waiting I guess at night it takes longer but than again I'm gonna remain patient. COVID…read morehas made things so hard. I'm happy there still drivers picking us up with metro everyone is a front line worker..Thank you to everyone right now who makes things easier for me. I get to ride home in metro

A spot for LADOT. It has a modicum amount of parking spaces. There not much shade. The cool thing…read moreis, it has spots to park your bike. It's right next to the Encino Little League

By far the best bus. Kind, on time, beautiful luxury bus. Less stinky or dangerous people, theres…read morewifi and its never crowded. Las best bus period.

Excellent here. Helpful and polite staff, felt safe even during evening hours. The station is…read moreclean and has vending machines. My little nephew loves riding amtrak and was given a little train craft activity by the station agent while we waited for our train. I appreciate this place, my preferred station.

Quaint little station. Not really busy. Easy to find. Ample parking. It didn't look like there was…read morea worker there and I got worried because I had no idea how to navigate (we don't have trains in Hawaii). Thank God The worker there (Justin? I'm sorry if I forgot your name) popped on out, probably saw that I was lost! He was so friendly and helpful--he drove me to the platform since this was my very first time taking the train (we don't have these in Hawaii) and gave me a quick overview. I bought my tickets online so no interaction purchasing here.

Van Nuys station does the job if the trains are scheduled to stop here. Free parking, machines that…read morework Ok. Other than that, this station might be the ugliest I have been in. Industrial, under construction, it is rather unpleasant to wait for a train here. They work all around while you wait. Noisy as well! If you live close by, then sure... otherwise, I prefer other stops in the Valley or use Union Station! No shade, it needs a lot of work to make it look like a train station!

Safety at RISK! Bus 5919 from Van Nuys to Bakersfield…read more This is the San Joaquin bus. The driver is extremely lax, lazy, has broken several laws..and doesn't keep eyes on road or both hands on wheel. She tailgates cars ..this is scary bc her lack of paying attention and the weight of this bus already decrease her reaction and stopping time. We almost got in an accident before Newhall. Apparently, she forgot her routes. The trip started with her getting over several lanes from HOV . Over double yellow lines (they broke soon after, and she could have safely got over and not missed exit She takes her eyes off the road several times to eat sunflower seeds, often drives with one hand !! And the really bad thing is she talks and texts while operating this actually heavier than normal bus This lady is way too lax, and if we crash or if she does, it's her fault

It's so nice to have this Orange Line Busway running into Canoga Park. They just starting working…read moreon the busway to take it all the way to Chatsworth now! The Valley finally has, albeit small, a public transportation system!

Balboa Station via the Metro G - Orange line is one I know well, just a beat prior to the Woodley…read morestation which used to connect with the LAX Flyaway. It's located near Balboa Park (behind it)... Across the street from a strip mall plaza of foodie as well as personal care service spots such as Stop In Donuts, Box Thai Street Food, Glamour Nails, Alpha & Omega Hair Studio, Taqueria Juanitos and Purple Haze to name several... And is also diagonal from Birmingham Community High School (high school of Sally Field and Lucy Arnaz to name a few). Balboa station can lead you to several businesses nearby on foot, bike, scooter, Metro LA city busses or car as they have their own parking lot at this station. Usually never too busy of a stop as Reseda Station or Van Nuys Station. Bus path walkways that connect pretty far down heading west or east. Load your tap card at one of the kiosk on either side and go + be prepared for next time.

Warner center Station. Great station and I take the Orange line to Hollywood all the time…read more I love public transportation. I'm just chillin today cruisein' w/ my pup on my skateboard, jumpin on the Orange line to NoHo. This station is very clean and quiet, right next to the mall across from Ruth Chris. Typically I do t have a problem but today some %#£€ bus driver said I couldn't take my dog Bandit on the bus, waaaatt? He's a service dog lady he give emotional support and comfort, she didn't understand all those big words so I had to wait 20min for the next one SMMFH no wonder your driving a bus lol jk hope she had a good day! Great station and I take the orange line all the time!

Close to easy peasy lemon squeezy…read more.. The Woodman Station for the Metro G - Orange Line is just a beat before LA Valley College & Valley College Station. Located just east/right of the closest main traffic light intersection at Oxnard St / Woodman Avenue... It has one of the more wider and clearer walk and protected divider bike paths along the Orange Line path. I've definitely gone on some nice night and get out of the house strolls (frequently in 2020 to 2022) here and have stopped off at a few spots close by or transferred over the years. Close to small shops, business, places to eat, convenience markets like 7-Eleven, Confetti Liquor and even the Chevron on the Northwest corner of the predominant intersection. You can reloaded and purchase an LA Metro Tap card on either side or direction of travel with easy access. Like some of the Metro Rail Stations you won't find parking, but will at the previous stops including Van Nuys and Sepulveda Stations and at the North Hollywood Station... Three stops after Woodman. You can also connect with the Van Nuys/ Studio City LADOT DASH and a few street metro busses like the 158 and 154.

this is very weird but i need to apologize to the metro.... i live next to the metro and really…read morethought the noise i was getting all this time was from them... i also live above the laundry room and was told all this noise and buzzing in my walls was from the laundry room... i was told there is a loose connection and had no idea.... i am so sorry metro bus... please forgive me...... this problem is still going on...... the manager says he cant do anything... ughhhhhhhh

The Valley College station is a pretty solid one... Huge long platforms and never any issues with…read morekiosk or tap podiums... As far as I can remember. I usually go on a 2 to 3 mile walk once a week or so along the bike path from Van Nuys Station and this is usually my destination point before turning around or feeling it in my legs and catching the Orange Line back to wear I started. I've worked up the street from here in the past (even earlier this year before switching to remote) and would often board or dock here off Burbank. Being the Valley College stop... A lot of people usually get on and/or get off here... It's a great stop for connecting with the DASH or other municipal buses nearby (though not many)... and as the third to last stop before NoHo Station it serves as a great source of public transportation for the area. It's pretty cool that both Pierce and Valley have Orange Line stops/locations... One of the only downsides is from Woodman to Laurel Canyon Stations there isn't any parking for people in the area... Possibly due to being more residential than other stops...

It seems I must follow Fred C. wherever he goes outrageously giving negative reviews to every major…read more(and minor) transportation hub. I regularly take this station every week to get to LA Valley College. It has never failed me, takes me here from the North Hollywood station within 8-12 minutes which compared to other bus routes is commendable. It's outdoor so of course, during the night, it will get chilly. But ladies, rest assured, I was here alone many nights and I was never once approached, never once harrassed, never once bothered. I just sat at my little seat and listened to my iPod or read a book. The bus runs really late here, and unfortunately when my class gets out I'm not in time for the often-run rush hour period. But waiting eight to ten minutes is fine when you time it right. There's an electronic board which tells you how close a bus is and how many minutes away it is. By no means, like anything else, is it perfect, but right by Sharky's, Glatt's Market, a couple of Thai and donut places, and a college - how close is that to perfection? Disregard any outrageously negative review you see that doesn't go into detail as to why it deserved less than three stars.

Our chauffeur George was outstanding. He was at the airport when the plane landed and contacted us…read morewith the information on where to meet him after getting our luggage. He arrived within moments and immediately helped us get into the vehicle and loaded our baggage. Your car was immaculate and George got us to our destination safely. He is a superb driver. I highly recommend L A Private Car Service and especially George.

On time and very helpful Highly professional from start to…read morefinish Online verification with driver name Great cars

Shipping my 1968 vintage motorcycle was the part of my move that kept me up at night. I chose this…read morecompany because they mentioned specific crating methods for high-value bikes. Jason walked me through the warehouse and showed me the pallets they use to keep vehicles upright. The driver who picked up my bike was very detailed with the initial inspection report and took over 10 photos from different angles. When it arrived at location, there wasn't a single scratch on the chrome.

Custom wood crating was the main reason I hired this company. I have several large oil paintings…read moreand a few antique mirrors that I could not leave behind. Jason sent out a team that actually built the crates right in front of me to ensure a perfect fit. They used a lot of specialized padding and acid-free paper to protect the surfaces of my art. It took about eight weeks for the shipment to reach me, but I didn't mind the wait because I knew the items were safe. Every single piece was unpacked yesterday, and there is not a single crack or scratch.