Warning; do NOT use them. They are inept. They cancelled my paid flights and then charged me an…read moreadditional $3,000.00 to restore my flights. Gary Polakoff

James was helpful in a challenging situation and resolved my issue to my full satisfaction. Thank…read moreyou!

On the Move did the shuttle service for our June wedding (between the hotel and venue). They got…read morethe job done at a reasonable price, but not without some bumps along the way. The vans were solid, but pretty basic. Roy let us come check them out before the event and helped put us at ease. We wanted to make sure things would run smoothly because the communication before the event had been a little spotty. Roy assured us that he had done the drive from the hotel to our venue many times before and it would be no problem. However, our guests arrived for the ceremony (including my father-in-law) and told me that one of the drivers had asked the guests for directions and had never been to the site before (despite me giving them detailed directions beforehand). On the plus side, they were on time getting our guests where they needed to be. They were particularly helpful with guests who had physical challenges. On the down side, we had reserved one of the vans until very late at night after the DJ was scheduled to stop so that our guests didn't have to worry about getting down the windy mountain road late at night after drinking. The driver told me, 45-60 minutes before they were scheduled to end the shuttle, that she didn't want to make the drive again (although we had two groups of people who still wanted to ride the shuttle). It was disappointing to have to argue with a vendor in front of guests at the end of the wedding night. Overall, I felt like they were fine for the price and Roy was nice, but be sure to be very clear about expectations ahead of time if using them for an event.

This shuttle is mainly for the Mission Bay Area. I heard about it through my apartment building…read more This is such a much needed perk since MUNI monthly pass costs are ridiculous. The MB shuttle is FREE. Can I get an AMEN? Today was the first day and I took full advantage of it. There are several stops around the Mission Bay Area including UCSF, Berry Street, Walgreens, and Cal-Train. The Shuttle begins and ends at the Powell Street Bart Station (stop is by Walgreens on Market). Shuttle runs every 15 min - half an hour or so. You can find their schedule on-line. Basically it runs M-F from 7-10:30am & 3:45-8pm. Perfect for work schedules! Shuttle is very spacious with A/C and Comfy Padded Seats. It took me less time to get to Downtown than it was riding on Muni - obviously there are less stops. It is still fairly new so there are no permanent Mission Bay Shuttle Signs posted. There are just temporary ones or none at all, so I highly recommend downloading a PDF of their schedule and route. I am so thankful for this. It totally beats unreliable MUNI. Now, Baseball season and backed up trains, stuck trains underground, and MUNI fights are a thing of the past. Did I mention that it is FREE?

I have stopped using the Mission Bay shuttles after the schedule and route change that happened at…read morethe beginning of August. The accuracy of times and reliability have completely plummeted, and this is no longer a good service. I realize that the service is free so you can't really complain, but I just want to note my experience and say to not waste your time. You're much better off paying for another service than using this one. Route and Stop Changes - Caltrain to Powell stop has moved from in front of Walgreens to across the street in between 4th and 5th. - Powell stop has moved from in front of the Michael Kors store on Market St. to in front of Bloomingdale's on Mission St. Times The shuttles just don't come on time anymore. Also, the NextBus app is not tracking the times accurately either. There have been multiple times when the app said the shuttle is 2 minutes away, and the shuttle ended up coming 5-10 minutes later or sometimes not at all (I waited at least 10 more minutes before completely giving up). This combined with the new stops where I have to go more out of my way makes for a huge inconvenience when the shuttle doesn't show up, and I have to completely change my plans. The one time that the shuttle did show up (almost 10 minutes late), the driver did not pull up to the sidewalk. He stayed in the most left lane on Townsend and expected me to cross the bike lane and right lane to get to him during rush hour! WTF. After stupidly trying and almost getting hit by bikers, I went back to the sidewalk to see if he would move back over to the right lane. He didn't even make an attempt, so I walked away and headed to the Muni bus instead. This whole experience made me furious at the poor service and safety standards of the shuttle service now.

I met this Dennis Webb while parking my car the other night. I haven't actually used his services…read morebut he seems like a decent and upstanding guy. He operates sedans, stretch limos and suvs, might be a fun and safe way to visit the wine country

I've used Ask Dennis Transportation a few times. He's always extremely courteous and prompt. I…read morehaven't shopped around much but his rates seem reasonable.

This was a solid bus line when it was around. Sadly the ridiculous Muni changes and fare rises…read morehave caused the 9AX (and 9X and 9BX) to morph into the 8AX (and so on respectfully). Still runs the same line, justa different number because city officials and the people who run MUNI and fuckfaces. Gets reall crowded between Geary-California. but usually clears up once you get past Chinatown.

It is a crime to sneak onto a bus without paying the bus fare…read more Hehehe I've always done this. I know... I'm horrible. =P I hope they don't come get me. Ummm, If my memory serves me right... This bus runs through the projects to San Bruno. I almost got robbed like 3 times. Luckily I sat next to some old rough looking chinese ladies. They can fight, I'm sure you've seen that youtube video of OLD CHINESE LADY VS. BLACK GIRL. Haha. The bus is always on time and always smell like shit. Can't really complain about something that's cheap (or free =P). Gets me where I want to be and it beats traffic anytime.

Such a great transportation service! reasonable price with a very comfortable ride! will keep using…read moreit for all my business trip around bay area.

Two bus lines run along the Arlington a block away. The H transbay bus line to SF and the 7 bus…read moreline through Berkeley to Rockridge BART. I have used both locally, most frequently picking the H up at Gilman so I don't have to bike up the hill. However, for the first time, I actually commuted into the city on the transbay bus line. It was friendlier, faster, cheaper ($3.50), cleaner, and cushier (with wi-fi) than BART. Although I am glad I am only commuting for the week (as I enjoy being able to bike to work in Berkeley even if I don't have the endurance for the return), it is nice to know getting to the city during commute hours is so easy. And it is nice that I can also ride it locally when needed ...

I have taken the UCSF free shuttle service the past few months to hop around to the various UCSF…read morecampuses for medical appointments: Mission Bay, Parnassus Heights, and Mt. Zion. San Francisco is a hard place to find parking, unless you are willing to pay big time, and it is also difficult to drive in, so this free shuttle service is a Godsend. Both employees and patients can use it. I have always found the shuttle drivers to be be super friendly and helpful, and obey all traffic laws, which is not common among bus drivers. They have been trained well by UCSF. They even called the UCSF Jitney (local UCSF shuttle for Mission Bay campus) to transport me from the shuttle stop there to the main medical building at 1825 4th Street. One even sat with me during her break at the shuttle stop cheerfully talking while I waited for the Jitney to arrive. The have all sort of routes, designated by color, such as Blue, Gold, Green, Grey, etc. They stop at all the UCSF locations around San Francisco, so you never have to drive there. They also start early in the morning, around 5:30 AM. It is popular among employees, students, and residents, as they make their way to work at the various campuses. Their mobile app is also very organized and fast as well. It has all the timetables, and well as way to track to shuttles in real time, so I know exactly when they are coming. They run every 20 minutes or so. If my review sounds glowing, it is because it is true. The only negative thing I have to say is the Grey route between Parnassus Heights and Mission Bay does tend to get crowded, so there is standing room only if you board late. But you can sit down on most of the other routes. I also wish the shuttle stop at Mission Bay was a little closer to the main medical building, but they are doing construction, so they had to move it a little farther away.

Was riding my bike and shuttle bus passenger side mirror almost hit my head. Shuttle driver didn't…read morefollow the three foot rule when passing a bicycle rider. This happened near a busy intersection by Irving St. because there was a truck double parked on the other side of the road. There were cars parked on both sides of the street and the shuttle did not have room to pass me, didn't want to wait the length of the double parked truck even though I was ahead of him - dangerous, rude driver. I contacted UCSF's transportation department four times and they would not respond at all.