I have a love/hate relationship with this bus system. I love that it takes me where I need to…read morego...I hate that sometimes there are glitches... The alert system is wonderful. Good job Beeline. I recommend everyone sign up for it..It's saved me several times. An annoying thing? Well more then once. the bus has run early and I've missed my bus..Which sucks due to the fact that unlike the city, the bus doesn't run as much as it could. (Perhaps less riders?) However, as a bus system it works..

Been line buses really sucks! Started about 7:15 The 20 bus just flew by, about 7:30 another bus…read morejust flew by, waves and just pass. Both buses had there lights on and passengers. It's not the first time, then we get fine when we dont pay the fair. Why pay when you the bus just don't care.

The elevated Pelham Parkway Subway Station in the Bronx's Pelham Parkway neighborhood, opened in…read more1917 and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is now serviced by serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and during rush hour peak direction 5 trains. It is an ADA compliant accessible station. In 2007, the MTA installedl faceted stained glass windows designed by New York artist Tomie Arai called "Back to the Garden," a nod to the Joni MItchell song lyrics about a more simpler life. You'll find among the floral one of the things I enjoyed the most - inset screened black & white historic photos of areas this White Plains Road Line passes through. Period images of The Grand Concourse, Prospect Avenue, the old subway entrance at East 149th Street, trollies along Third Avenue show how much the Bronx has changed. My favorite pic - the 1890 White Plains Road 2-story wooden Hotel W. Thwaite that also sold wines and lager beer! All in all, they add to this great public artwork, making it worth taking a closer look!

Always some kind of chaos on the train even in the mid to later afternoon. The 4 and 5 mostly cause…read moreriders the most trouble. Sometimes the train makes you just late for your daily commute. Some people are just clueless and stand by the door all the times and some people just are unruly when the train is crowded. MTA needs to fix alot of things and not just worry about putting spikes near the turnstiles. Absolutely a fail by the MTA

Average Metro North Train Station…read more Been using this location for my Metro North (Harlem Line) use since the late 80's. Not too much has changed other than some cosmetic differences on the platform. The best modification was the digital board they added with the schedule (Grand Central bound side only) - relying on the garbled speakers always sucked. At least the train fare went to something decent.....because it doesn't go to the actual rail service or their schedules. Inside is drab and blah. Sometimes it smells, sometimes it doesn't. I never bothered with the store/eatery inside or any of the overpriced vending machines. They have 2 ticket machines inside, but probably need 2 more since the IQ challenged sometimes tend to take a much longer time to operate the simple machine. There is a booth inside with an agent sometimes, but for anyone in the early morning or evening would be out of luck. There is some slight parking about a block from station, but the area isn't an area I'd want to leave a car at night. At night, sometimes shady characters can be inside or outside the station. During any time here, there are also some strange people.....but that's everywhere. There's one thin stairwell (one stairwell for each side) for exiting passengers and depending on how crowded the train is, it could be a few minutes before you can exit. There is a cab stand across the street and the cab drivers will be on top of most exiting train riders, but I guess it's their job. There's not much room for cars to wait for people they're picking up. There is the 7 bus across the street for the station - but much like the Metro North itself, the bus can be late at times. There are much better stations and much worse stations, but this isn't too bad.

This station is about 30 minutes from grand central. Its much faster during the week when it runs…read moreexpress. The station itself definitely needs updating but it's fully functional. Walking through the station it looks like a drab dungeon. If your new to the area there are usually a few cabs waiting outside the station if needed.

This station is known as 241 Street -Wakefield located in White Plains, NY. This station is not…read morewheelchair accessible. Only stairs here.

Fastest way to get to the City! Through all the problems and delays, hands down the best way to the…read moreCity, Brooklyn, or anywhere else.

I wish the 161 d train station would tell you when to expect the next train to arrive, however,…read moreit's def a reliable and consistent train. Plenty of seats and always fast. I made it to 42/Bryant Park from 161 in less the 30 mins and had a seat the entire ride each way

I have been riding the D Train for years. It's reliable and get you where you need to be. I used to…read morelove riding the trains but now, so much crime is happening on the subway now. I rather take the bus which will take longer but we have to do what we got to do.

Whereas I haven't used this station, or Metro North for that matter, all too much but when I have…read moreit's been a very pleasant experience ... especially at this station. Right on the water, across from Inwood Hill Park, this station is clean, has seats for your wait and makes you feel like you're not in NYC anymore as it's hidden, down some steps, from "civilization". P.S. I also just found out recently that my dad's mom used to take the train from here to visit family up in Tarrytown decades ago, changing from the 1-train which is just a few blocks away ... small world.

I have come by here several times for a quick Metro North ride downtown. It is much faster than the…read morelocal train when going to Grand Central. However it is more expensive at $9.50 each way. The station is usually clean and has open seating. The only times I have complaints is during the winter when everyone is packed up in the main area which has an odor problem. They need to clean it up more often. The ticketing machines and schedules are often not working for some reason. There is no elevator for those who are unable to climb all the stairs. Otherwise it is a nice place to stop and catch a quick train into the city.

This company should be shut down completely. My goal is to make sure they lose they operating…read more license in the next few weeks. majority of the drivers are drunk they or are not even on payroll they were off the books when you the office. Everyone has a freaking attitude then never on time for pick up for your appointment or picking you up to return you back they are alway an hour late or more this company needs to be for it investigated management with this company is one of the worst, including the staff that picks up the to or terminated. I will be calling of transportation in Albany and the Medicaid department that funds this company.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Black Sea Transport Ambulance Agency is an absolute disgrace,…read moreand I would never trust them with anyone I care about ever again. They were hired to transport my mother, who is a stroke patient and unable to move her body, and they treated her with shocking negligence and cruelty. The driver, Clarence, DROPPED my mother--yes, actually dropped her face-first, injuring her in the process. Instead of taking responsibility, this man had the nerve to become AGGRESSIVE, acting like it was someone else's fault. How can anyone treat a vulnerable, disabled patient like this? No apology, no remorse, just rude, heartless behavior. Black Sea Transport Ambulance is reckless and dangerous, run by people who clearly don't care about patient safety. If you care about your loved ones, STAY AWAY from this terrible company. They are a complete nightmare, and nobody should have to experience what my mother went through.