This is a solid BART station and one of the cleaner BART stations in the Bay Area. I've never had a…read moremajor problem coming here.

There's still always room for improvement. But I believe BART is doing their best to revive public…read moretransit and the negative thoughts people have about the bart. It's a lot safer and cleaner than it used to be.

Don't bother using line 200. I've tried four times and none of them were even close to on time. On…read moretwo occasion after 25 minutes late I just took an Uber. The real time tracker is even more inaccurate so save your energy. It takes a very basic path with plenty of lanes so it should have a predictable pattern. I'm not sure why it pulls into a vacant mall which seems a bit inefficient to me. Normally I try to write something positive in my reviews but I'm still thinking. I did try take a bike instead from BART and was quite impressed with the city's bike lanes. I was able to take a four mile journey without ever feeling in danger from vehicle traffic

239 bus, im 17 and usually pay $1.25 each time then he kept saying it's $2.50 but I told him I…read moreusually pay the same every time and I'm still under 19. I actually didnt mind paying more. he said " I know you heard me" like how can u just assume that I heard you, I literally did not hear him. then he said it twice. like yelling at you. The thing that's kinda upsets me if that I used to take the bus from school to home and he was different so much nicer. I don't think he remembers me though. But i wanted to take a different bus as soon as that all happened but it was already too late or else I've would've been more late to work.

Not a big fan about the new gate system. It's nice that you can use digital payments on your phone…read moreor smartwatch. The problem is that you have to be careful to watch that the gate registered when you are paying to go in and when you are paying to go out. If the system doesn't charge you to get out of the Bart station then you will need to see an agent to reset your digital card. The staff will probably assume that you skipped paying, so take the extra time to move slowly and check that your payment was taken when you exit the bart.

Got push and some what stuck at the BART exit gate by a fare evader (also somewhat stuck with the…read morefare evader), the BART station agent never come out, and when I got out the gate I went a approach the BART agent and question why no one do anything, she reply to me "have a good night"! What! Have a good night? I could have got push to the ground and injured! Since the fare evader got his way , where my free ride next time on BART

Sam was very professional and even came early. Great service. Will use again. The rate changed…read morefrom when I originally called about a week before and was told to call a day before instead however since our flight was early and had to be at the airport at 5:30 am we didn't want to take a chance with ride share services due to some reviews stating that they cancel at the last minute.

This cab company is pretty reliable. I have used them twice and they were both available within 15…read moreminutes of calling. They are also very prompt. A fare from Fremont to San Jose Airport was about $54 pre tip. One thing I didn't like was that the meter said $53.35 and the guy rounded up to $54. That's not how rounding works but okay.... At least they use square so that you aren't stuck with paying cash.

Waited for 25+ minutes past multiple arrival times. Bus 4 never arrived and the tele operators were…read moreof zero help. They waited a whole 30 minutes of calls to tell me that 3 was going to pass by my desired destination as well. That would've help 2 friggin minutes earlier when the bus had left or I don't know, 15 minutes earlier?! No thanks

The flea service is getting worst day by day. The union city paratransit and flea are mixed. The…read moredriver driving union city para transit making flea pickups. They are always late it's not just one day. The schedule of whole day is getting bad. Please look at it and appoint good drivers. If the city is give transport services it should be professional.

I HATE BART service, especial the Fremont line, which is devoid of direct service to and from San…read moreFrancisco after hours and Sundays and holidays! Why not have direct service all the time and schedule trains after hours, weekends and holidays based on ridership! Lots of folks who work in San Francisco take BART to Fremont and then get in their cars and drive home to their homes in the South Bay. Wake up and smell the roses BART! Despite being charged extremely high fares, BART looks like the Flintstones era transport compared to the NYC subway system, Toronto Metro, the London Underground and Singapore's Metro! Even the aged train system in Madrid, Spain is far better than BART! Shame, shame, shame, BART!!!!!! We live in the midst of Silicon Valley and Internet centric San Francisco and Bay Area! What a shame!!!! BART still uses 60 year old "technology" for its autopilot train operations! BART management and BOARD members must be imprisoned and made to discourage all of their pass and future pay (and pensions) and fringe benefits!!!! Give us our monies back you stole!!!!!!!!

*It's close to midnight and something evil's lurking in the dark…read more Under the moonlight you see a sight that almost stops your heart You try to scream but terror takes the sound before you make it You start to freeze as horror looks you right between the eyes You're paralyzed* Aaaaaah, the joy of catching the very last train out of San Francisco to the East Bay! The mad dash down the escalator and/or stairs, the pounding heart in your chest, the beads of sweat forming on your brow...the relief when you realize you have made it. Often Frank Chu is catching this same train but he is always way more cool about the whole situation that you could ever be. But this only the beginning of a memorable journey to come! There is still the transfer in the East Bay...there is still THE LAST TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO FREMONT!!! *'Cause this is thriller, thriller night And no one's gonna save you from the beast about to strike You know it's thriller, thriller night You're fighting for life inside a killer, thriller tonight You hear a door slam and realize there's nowhere left to run You feel the cold hand and wonder if you'll ever see the sun You close your eyes and hope that this is just imagination But all the while you hear the creature creepin' up behind You're out of time* As you ride on either that Dublin/Pleasanton or Pittsburgh/Baypoint train an important decision lies before you. Do you transfer at the first possible stop or ride it out as long as possible? If you are on the Pittsburgh/Baypoint train the answer is easy, you transfer at 12th street. It's the Dublin/Pleasanton train where the choice becomes much more important. You can transfer as early as Lake Merritt or as late as Bay Fair. At Lake Merritt you get on early and have a train that is still somewhat sparsely populated, at Bay Fair you are joining a party that is already in full swing. Decisions...decisions... The cast of characters on the last train from Richmond to Fremont is truly a sight to behold. It's an odd mish mash of the homeless, miscreants, drunkards (yes I always fall into this category when I'm on this train), thugs, second shifters, and BART employees with the best stories ever. One thing that is a constant is the funk of this train. It's always funky, and I'm not talking about some Parliament type funk. I am talking about some stanky swamp ass funk. Maybe it's just a heightened sensitivity to odors in my inebriated state. I durno. I just always seem to catch a whiff of something that puts me on the verge of yacking on this train. One time I woke up to an almost completely empty train. Some dude who smelled like he crapped his pants had boarded and cleared the car out but my drunk ass was left behind because I had caught a little shuteye and missed my opportunity to make a run for it to another car. *'Cause this is thriller, thriller night There ain't no second chance against the thing with forty eyes You know it's thriller, thriller night You're fighting to survive inside a killer, thriller tonight Night creatures call The dead start to walk in their masquerade There's no escaping the jaws of the alien this time (they're open wide) This is the end of your life* Not everything or everyone is foul on this train though. I've heard some great stories from BART employees while taking this train home. Almost all of them have to do with someone ending up in the direct path of a speeding BART train. The one conversation that stands out the most was the discussion of how people bounce off of the front of the trains, especially those that jump from a platform at the last minute. Wait, did I say that not everything or everyone is foul on this train??? *They're out to get you, there's demons closing in on every side They will possess you unless you change the number on your dial Now is the time for you and I to cuddle close together All thru the night I'll save you from the terrors on the screen I'll make you see That it's a thriller, thriller night 'Cause I can thrill you more than any ghost who would dare to try Girl, this is thriller, thriller night So let me hold you tight and share a killer, diller, chiller Thriller here tonight* Then there is the long lonely walk back to your car in the parking lot. You have to check behind you five times just to make sure you really are alone and no one is sneaking up behind you with the intentions of violating your virgin pootshoot. You also don't want some homeless person following you all the way to your car, asking for money the whole way and then trying to spit shine your windshield. If you can make it to your car and safely lock yourself in, the only thing you have to worry about is knocking yourself out with the gas that you have been holding in all night that is now ready to be released into the ozone. That and the crack whore who wants to give you a BJ for $50 with her rashy foul mouth...

Convenient, free shuttle that runs in a loop around Mountain View and stops close to just about…read moreanywhere you might want to go. You can take it clockwise (gray route) or counterclockwise (red route). The shuttle is clean and spacious and has free wifi; when I rode it on a Saturday, it was pretty empty. Its weekday hours were also recently expanded to 7am to 7pm, making it a viable work commute option. You can even track it live via a website or phone app (I haven't tried the app), which makes catching the shuttle a breeze. I did notice both times I rode the shuttle that there was an incident of someone shouting at the driver to stop because they needed to get off, but it was hard to tell whether the driver had missed their stop request or they had tried to get off somewhere that wasn't a stop.

A nice sweet bus for everyone to ride. Of course when the pandemic hit on March 2020 it was all…read moreempty but we are not here to talk about that. I want to talk about how cool this bus is. I am not from Mountain View but this cute little shuttle does great magic for people who are native to the area. People of all ages ride this. There was one time where it can be full of young people who want to save gas on getting around their city of residence. Other times it's a mix of people from age 4 to 85 that want to go to the doctors, San Antonio Shopping Center or a random Starbucks. On Saturdays it can go near Shoreline so if you are biking near the VTA bus yard this bus can be your resting area thanks to their bike racks. I live in a low-income area of San Jose and are really jealous that nothing like this exists near where I live. I wish it did so I could save money on gas. Note: We are still in a pandemic so please wear a mask. Staff here wear masks and seating is limited so continue to social distance.

Had an angry operator today. At each station, she barked, "This is a Fremont train! Doors are…read moreclosing!" She was definitely pissed about something. You get your share of heavy breathers and inaudibles, but once in awhile, you get a keeper. My favorite was a Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood operator, who would do an alliteration at each stop. "We're winding our way to West Oakland . . . Frolicking into Fruitvale . . . Coasting to Coliseum . . .Hopping into Hayward." I was eagerly waiting to hear what he was going to do for Union City. Another favorite was this operator who gave too much information. At each stop, he would give you all the bus lines and local sites as if he was a tour operator, making you feel like even San Leandro was an exotic locale.

I don't get to interact with any of them which is fine with me. The one star is for the woman who…read moreworks at the Union City front desk in the mornings. She is always reading a book and gets super annoyed when interrupted. It is super annoying to me that you are not doing your job and act entitled instead of helping your customers.

I live in an apartment complex and I was running around in circles trying to find the right times…read moreto take the bus to patronize businesses in DownTown Hayward and I was able to find a correct time table online and found that the bus stop arrived out our complex at 52 after the hour. I'll give it to them they have on time accuracy. When they a bus is going to get there it will get there. Had used to walk down Watkins to go to the Lucky's shopping station but now I can get there easier now since Bus 41 lets off in front of the BART Station and City Hall. It's only $2.25 for a one way. I was about to take an Uber and the surge pricing was super crazy and so was a cab but was not really in a walking mood today and this really did the trick. FYI They do accept clipper on your phone and also on your watch so you don't need to use your plastic card any longer. I found the Apple Watch payment to be better than the physical clipper card because when you add value it becomes immediately available. With the plastic card it takes a day to load.

im a disabled veteran and i went to take the 56 bus on patrick ave and roosevelt. the unhoused has…read moretaken over the entire bus stop leaving me a disabled veteran no where to sit to wait for the bus. as a disabled veteran i have a right to sit down and wait for the bus! ac transit please go out to the ac transit bus depot on patrick ave and roosevelt with the hpd and clean up the bus stop and make it accessible to the public! the unhoused should not be able to take over and entire bus stop! please also clean the bus stop for the publics safety!

this is a convenient location four taking the Amtrak train and also for picking up passengers. They…read morehave several spots for accessible parking near the terminal building and also ramps. They also have a race lift for helping passengers on wheelchairs to get on the train. There is a café on site that was opened when I was here on a Saturday around noon. They have several garbage cans and the station looked very clean. I also noticed that there is no easy way to go from one side of the station to the other, the only way to cross is by walking all the way to Fremont Boulevard and then crossing there. There are parking lots on both sides of the railroad tracks and they are separated by a fence so like I said, if you need to go to the other side, just walk all the way to Fremont Boulevard and then cross. You have to pay for parking and they have machines where you can pay by using a credit card. They also have a bicycle parking locker and you can pay at the storage container. also, I did not think it was very easy to tell whether trains were running on time or not. There was a sign that was getting updated, but I still found it somewhat confusing. I think it's probably easier just to check the Amtrak app.

I'm surprised there's not enough people complaining about not knowing which side the train will…read morearrive on. As long as you assume this is a European stop, then everything is ok. Mostly assume "the left side". Otherwise, be prepared to run across the tracks to the other side. Bring binoculars to confirm the side the train will arrive on.