Rating these "public servants" decent because they towed a car that was blocking me at my house…read morevery quickly. But...I have been on the wrong end of parking enforcement to the tune of $300 per year on average. Really sucks. All I can say is, these guys do not mess around. They patrol the neighborhood WAY more often than the retail streets with meters. If you even leave your car for 15 minutes illegally, I'd say you have a 70% chance of a ticket. If you are visiting someone in the neighborhood, make sure you put the permit in your car immediately. If you use the temporary parking passes, you need to make sure they can view it from their cars. If you make an enforcement officer get out of their vehicle to read your permit, they will site you for "something."

They make the process of paying by phone complicated on purpose so they can collect late fees. Cant…read morewait till I move out of CA (to avoid the Dems and their ridiculous taxes), so I can stop paying any parking enforcement tickets. The ROI in this ridiculous city and state is no longer there. Everyone with money should move either to FL, TX, Europe, or Costa Rica.

No complaints from my boss (and he is not an easy guy to please). My boss asked me to shop around…read morefor another limo company because the one we had been using was constantly late and the drivers seemed ruder as time went on. No complaints from my boss yet for his 5am runs and they are good with last minutes calls too.

Great Service! We booked a week in advance and everything went smoothly. The driver was…read moreknowledgeable with the local eats including late night desserts. He knows where the locals regularly go for "good eats". We will definitely be using the again. Next time we will ask him where the dance hot spots are located.

One of the nicest and cleanest stations/stops along the Expo line. Often great with connecting with…read morea few routes along Sepulveda Blvd from Culver City to Van Nuys and beyond. Very wheelchair accessible via elevator and they do have about 250 plus parking spots (paid) if you wish to drive over and take the E line. Have taken the Expo back to Union Station and all the way down to the beach and had a day of fun in Santa Monica. Great for commuting as a few people have mentioned. A ride one way is less than two dollars with up to 2 hrs of unlimited transfers in one direction... With gas being as much as $6 and up in some parts in LA it's definitely a nice alternative for work and/or play. If traveling with a friend, sig other, the fam or a group factor in gas and parking for you final destination and you're absolutely saving plus you get more of a scenic route for all. Todos a bordo (All aboard)!

Great station, though they could empty the trash bins a little more frequently. Try the Culver…read moreCity 6/Rapid 6 bus connection to LAX. Very simple to do and beats a $30 uber.

Looks like this station needs an updated review!…read more The Westwood/Rancho Park Station is an outside train stop and platform where the E Line runs through. It's a small transfer station to catch the Big Blue Bus R12 towards Westwood and the UCLA campus. The station looks like any surface station, you can use your TAP card and pay your fare at the scanning machine. Then you walk onto the platform and wait for your train. The E Train runs often, with a train coming through about every 10-15 minutes during daytime hours. The estimate to get to and from this station after a transfer from L.A. Union Station is about 1 hour. To get to the Big Blue Bus bus stop, just walk past the tracks, cross the street at the light, and you can catch the bus there. A conveinent station for desinations to Westwood.

I really enjoy taking the metro rail from the west with Rancho Park station down to fourth street…read morenear the beach. It's so easy to park your car closer to home and just take the train down rather than dealing with traffic and parking. I've never had a problem since the metro line worked so often.

UCLA discontinued there vanpool services. Asked to go to outside vanpool companies and pay for a…read moreparking pass.

There is no downside to the Vanpool! The service is tailored to UCLA faculty and employees, so the…read morehours are necessarily work day hours. For example, I took the van all summer from Arcadia (about 35 miles east of Westwood), and we left at 6:40 every morning and arrived on campus at 7:30. We left campus at 5pm and got home at 6pm. The bus drivers are nice, as are the other riders (everyone chats a little), and everyone's really responsible about letting others know their ride schedules and what days they plan to show up. If you ever need to ride to UCLA on a regular basis, this is absolutely the way to go. The "part time" tickets (basically one way pay-per-ride tickets) are a little expensive relative to the monthly fees, but still less expensive than the cost of gas. Plus, both rides are much faster than driving myself. This service is for responsible people. We have never been more than five minutes off schedule, so there is definitely no waiting around for people to come. Make sure you're on time! The only trouble right now is that there seems to be too few vans. I guess it's impossible for UCLA Transportation to have half-filled vans full of part time riders, but know that as a part time rider you're not always going to have a seat. It's best to check with the driver(s) the night before. And it gets really cold on the vans, which I love but understand that some people hate. All in all, love this service. It's perfect.

Our plane was late and they left a disabled man and his 80 year old wife stranded at the airport…read more I notified them as soon as I could that the plane was late and they left anyway. and wouldn't refund the money. This is a dishonest business that I will never use again and will tell friends and family of their poor service and consideration

I love this ride share company! It's fun and caring. They took really good care of me while I was…read morein LA. I will definitely recommend them to all of my friends, while visiting LA. I can't wait until they become bigger around the country and being the business to Vegas.

I would take this bus just about EVERYDAY from Washington and Fairfax all the way up to the…read moreGlendale galleria, basically around the corner from where I previously worked. It's a Metro Rapid line, so there are less stops for a somewhat quicker ride. The 780 would arrive on time and the driver was usually personable. Because this stop is a bus transit HUB, our group of passengers are the first on the bus - a definite advantage to strategically find a comfortable seat. The bus travels North up Fairfax Ave. and hooks a right on Hollywood blvd. Basically every morning and evening I'd get a little Hollywood / LA Tour. It passes the 10 Fwy, Canter's Deli, the Grove, TCL Chinese Theatre, Hollywood Highland Center, Pantages Theatre, The W., House Of Pies, Griffith Park, Los Feliz, Bigfoot's Lodge, Glendale Galleria, the Americana at Brand, The Oinkster (Eagle Rock), rides along the 210 Fwy, Paseo Pasadena.. To top it off it crosses the infamous Colorado 'Suicide' Street Bridge far East from Eagle rock going into Pasadena. It's a wonderful sight from the bus because its raised higher than other vehicles, so you can see a little beyond the railing giving you a beautiful view of what the San Gabriel Valley has to offer. Fair warning: there are moments where it gets ridiculously crowded on this bus. It's because it goes right through highly congested traffic arteries most LA natives know to avoid if they're going to drive themselves (Fairfax Ave, Hollywood Blvd, Vermont Blvd, Los Feliz Blvd and Colorado Blvd). It's a route a normal Angelino would NOT drive. But because you're not driving and you're the passenger, it truly is like a mini tour where you can take in the greater Los Angeles area without the hassle of being behind the wheel.

Great Inexpensive and Convenient way to Travel Los Angeles…read more I'm a LA NATIVE and proud of it, I guess.... =) and never really rode the Bus or the Public transportation system after High school. During high school I rode it allot although after that I stopped and got spoiled with driving so much all around LA, North side, east side and West Side, and really forgot about the Public Trans systems. The Buses are Clean and I felt Safe, not like back in the days... in the late 1990s.... Theirs plenty of space and connecting buses to get all around our Beautiful City we call home... I think we all Take For Granted the great things in front us, once in a while.

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Amazing driver, amazing dispatch, amazing communication, quick responses, friendly team, responsive…read more- overall 5/5 stars! I'd use them again and again! You do get the name and phone number for your driver prior to arrival, mine arrived promptly and timely, and he was just a great guy! "Byron, I just wanted to reach out and personally thank you for a wonderful experience, and for being such a wonderful chauffeur for the kids prom event. We were very happy and lucky to have had you as our person for the event. The kids said you were a wonderful person, and we knew that at first meet, May 2nd, 2026! :) We hope you are having a great day. God bless you!"

This company is really fantastic. Excellent customer service and drivers. Our flight was really…read moredelayed getting in and the driver was so nice about it and helped us get home safely and comfortably.