My second time riding the Smart Train to Larkspur. I enjoy leaving the driving to somebody else…read more The trains are very clean & comfy, more than enough room to find a seat. It's roughly about an hour from Santa Rosa to my Larkspur destination. It's a beautiful day to be outside!

A bit of a hassle activating E-ticket accounts, but once we're on board, everything was smooth…read moresailing -- make that riding. Downside is that WiFi only works at the station(s). We're currently taking advantage of a deal that combines the train and Sherry for $10 per person each way jump on it while it's still good which I think it's through June 2025. The other good deal right now through June is seniors, and "youths" are free riders on the train.

Bus driver Jasmin was so very friendly!!! She was always happy bubbly with a beautiful attitude!! I…read moreappreciate all of her help!!

Sonoma County Transit Authority continues to park their Buses, in a legally marked, Handicap…read moreParking Space, on West Napa St., at Broadway. Not one SCTA bus that parks here has Handicap license plates or Handicap Placards. This agency covers the Handicap sign and puts up No Parking, SCTA bus only sign on A frame. I tried to file a America Disabilities Act complaint, but SCTA said the City of Sonoma allows them to park there. It is the SCTA Violating State Law, which the City of Sonoma nor SCTA can supersede, by covering the sign and putting up a no parking sign.

Both of the #ClipperCard employees that I spoke to completely contradicted each other. Quite crazy…read more This morning, I spoke to one of the conductors. He made a bunch of clicks in his hand held fair machine and activated my 31 day pass. I'm glad that he could resolve the issue! #GoTeamSMARTTrain.

SMART Marin Civic Center station was great. Sorta crazy that…read morethe train platform is under a Hwy 101 bridge. Plenty of signage & the people seem to be all millionaires.

You guys have the worst transit system by far Im not sure If I have to tell you in person or yelp…read moreis sufficient you can let me know

Terrible transit. All drivers are extremely rude. If something happens and you complain directly to…read morePetaluma Transit they just ignore you or make false claims that they already spoke with you over the phone (I have NEVER called them and told them as much, but they insisted that they had talked with me. Again, I have NEVER called them and they were outright calling me a lair when I pointed this out to them)

This is one of the few shuttle companies offering service to and from Muir Woods…read more First and foremost, you cannot beat the price--$4.00 per person round trip. Unbelievable price considering parking at Muir Woods is nearly impossible and requires advanced reservations. My family arrived at Larkspur Landing in Larkspur, CA, as directed when I made our online reservations on gomuirwoods.com Advanced online shuttle reservations are a must. Our reservation was for 200 pm on a Sunday afternoon. Parking in the huge parking lot is free on weekends. We arrived at 130 pm and formed a line as instructed by a very nice male employee sitting in a large, company-like camper. There are port-a-potties here, but no other open restrooms. Shortly after 200, the same male employee from the company camper began scanning for tickets. This same employee provided information on what to expect (8 degrees cooler up in Muir Woods from where we were standing), that the drive would take 30 minutes, etc... Once we boarded the shuttle, the driver came in, and they took a headcount. There were eight empty seats, so he exited the shuttle and invited eight guests standing in line to board. Darn! A packed shuttle :( We were now packed like sardines. It was a warm day, and whatever little cool air was in the shuttle was now gone. It was starting to get warm, very warm inside. Once we took off, it felt as though it was no longer warm but HOT!! The AC was on, a vent on the shuttle roof was open, yet it was very uncomfortable as I began to sweat, and I could see that other guests were wiping sweat from their brows and/or fanning themselves. The ride up takes you along a winding road that goes up and down before you arrive at the entrance to Muir Woods. The driver did a GREAT job and was very professional and friendly. When we exited the shuttle, we were RELIEVED as the cool air hit our faces The return trip was different, as there were only half the riders in the shuttle. The driver did a great job, but the ride was definitely nerve-racking. The shuttle is on the side of the cliffs, and in some areas of the ride back, the driver was kicking up dirt, which means we were very close to the edge. The driver was very experienced, professional, and a great driver, but for someone like me who HATES heights, I was definitely sweating under my windbreaker. Overall, this is a GREAT way to get to Muir Woods without all the drama of trying to drive up and find parking in your own vehicle.

We have read many of these reviews, and it seems like they have definitely watched and improved…read morefrom prior reviews. Our driver today, Candace, and the greeter Tucker, we're outstanding. They met the guest with the smile. Told us what to expect. And left promptly at their start time, and brought us back promptly at the return time.

This is a BART owned lot. When you get to this transit center, turns out most parking is reserved…read more(or so it seems) and once you get to the daily parking stalls, you realize there's no kiosk to pay for parking and there's no obvious signage indicating how you pay for daily parking. Once you Google how to do it, the website isn't so great and you have to go through multiple steps and add your license plate number + payment info. Once you pay (I got charged twice because the app processed payment when I was thing to make a correction), you would think "ok, I'm good to go..." but no, you get a PDF that you have to print (!?!?!). It's 2024 and a BART lot....and you have to print a pass from a poorly done website....when BART has an app that is relatively decent. You can do better BART...

Bus is okay, not good for rushing to work…read more Left my car till 11pm , was the only one left alone

10/8/2024 Got on the bus and bus driver or passenger on the bus smell like weed and it very strong…read more Occasionally the bus driver miss my stop due to lack of forgetting or hard of hearing. The rest of my time on the bus passenger been playing loud music or talking loudly on the bus or phone. When everybody on the bus peacefully been quite.

County Connection is much better than AC Transit. First, County Connection buses are much cleaner…read more Next, the bus drivers are friendlier. Also, the bus fare is cheaper than AC Transit. My experience with this bus company is nothing but positive.

With a new arena in Downtown Sacramento, I had to find a way to avoid the traffic and expensive…read moreparking rates downtown to get to Kings games. I've tried parking at a lot near my work that I already pay for and get in and out access, but I also wanted to find another alternative. That lead me to Yolobus and their Y shuttle. Being a West Sac resident, I found out that they offer free shuttles that take you to and back from downtown during major events at the Golden 1 Center. They consider major events when the event draws a crowd of 10,000 or more. We can park our car for FREE near the West Sac Transit Center (where the Sacramento City College West Sac satellite campus is) and that's where the bus will pick you up. For a 7:30 tip off game, the first shuttle came at 6 p.m., and they run in 15 minute intervals. The bus dropped us off at 7th and Capitol where they also picked us back up after the game to take us back to our car. The total ride to and from spanned no more than 15 minutes. After the game, they start back the shuttles 5 minutes after the game ends and also comes in 15 minute intervals for an hour after the game. We took the first bus back and it was packed. And a thing to note was that it came MORE than 5 minutes after the game had ended, hence the packed bus. One of the many perks of taking this bus is that while the Capitol Mall streets were blocked during Kings games and other big events at the G1C, Sac PD allowed the Yolobus to pass through the closed street. I guess they worked out some deal with some folks way above my pay scale, which allows them to do that during these events. Totally felt like a VIP being in a ride where the cops moved barricades so your ride can get through! Now that I've discovered and experimented with this option in getting to the arena, I will now be using it more. For more information, I highly recommend checking out their page: http://www.yolobus.com/y/

So I wait till several minutes after the bus is due, call yolobus and they say 5-8 minutes. Wait…read moreover10 minutes no bus. I end up driving to work.