This is the 2nd transportation service I reached out to to set up my transportation needs for chemo…read morethey whole heartdly said yes but on the day of my appointment I called to confirm my ride no answer I called Medicaid to call them as I was on hold they didn't pick up for Medicaid as well they didn't call me at all to confirm I don't know how it works if they paid for the scheduling of the ride if they don't show up it feels like these transportation services are aware of this and use the system I've called almost 25 transportation services they are so unprofessional including this one Hosps Transportation don't rely on them for your ride

Well the vestibule area is dirty and can be a bit sketch at night with the homeless and migrants…read morehanging out there and underneath the bridges. It's a good idea to keep your guard up and your wits about you if you're coming back at night, yes, that means pop out your AirPods until you get home, Nancy.

I love this Station!…read more ARCHITECTURALLY modern + futuristic. Stainless steel + Cement. SET LOCATION for Amazon: Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams. Beautiful. Clean. Good lines. Functional design. Calm. Safe. Serene. JUDGE DREDD. =_=

My husband and I took the L train during our week long stay in Chicago. Cermak-McCormick Place is…read morean above ground train station run by the CTA. It's on the Green line. We took Cermak-McCormick after visiting the Blues Heaven Foundation a few blocks away. We were headed to Chicago Music Exchange on N Lincoln. Our route was Cermak-McCormick to Clark/Lake, where we transferred to the Brown line for the Paulina train stop. We were at the train station on a hot summer day, but fortunately there was some breeze on the first/street level of the station. There was a few spots to hide from the sun on the platform. The station is clean and is clearly video monitored. Plus, there are some cool cartoon illustrations to checkout on the platform while waiting for your train.

Although I maintain a residence on the south side, I spend majority of my time downtown (work) or…read moreon the north side (bf) and this route gets me downtown in about 20min (sometimes more depending on traffic and the bus driver). In the morning and between 5pm-7pm, it runs like clockwork....anytime between then it just has a regular schedule. Beware that the hours for this route has changed (not in my favor) so if you find yourself needing to take this bus anytime around 11pm or after, you're screwed. The plus side is that you don't have to drive or pay for ridiculously priced parking...the downside is you can't really take it at night.

Station is great but not perfect. I like how this station is built double sided and not too narrow,…read morebut I do suggest maybe clean the station more often. Kinda dirty.

I must say, I am pleasantly surprised…read more Before this trip I had only taken the Orange line a few stops, usually in the Loop to catch a Brown line train. This morning however I took it to catch my flight to Midway. Why was I impressed? The train was clean (relatively speaking), b.o. free, and it didn't hit any notable slow zones. It was fairly empty when I rode it, but I think that's because all sensible people were in bed getting some shut eye. I reserve the right to change my opinion in the future, I mean it is the CTA and all. This ride could've been an anomaly. We'll see how I feel on my return ride home.

I was assaulted on a northbound Kimball bus (bus #1567 around 7:40am). An older male passenger…read moreshoved me and screamed obscenities because I was blocking the way. The bus was packed so there wasn't anywhere for me to go which made him hostile. I told him there's nowhere to move and he got in my face and screamed obscenities again. I told the bus driver I was being harassed and he just told me to "calm down" and move to the rear. Really? A customer physically pushes someone, screams and becomes hostile and bus drivers just ignore it? Good to know your bus drivers ignore a woman being harassed by an older, bigger dude. The driver pretty much turned a blind eye to a situation that could have ended up worse if I didn't get off the bus in fear of my safety. This man was clearly unstable and hostile, and could have easily done this to a child or elderly person. How scary.

Ever get stuck in one of those infinite recursive greetings?…read more "Hello, how are you?" "I'm good, how are you?" "I'm fine, how are you?" "I'm good, how are you?" It happens to the most courteous and the most absent-minded of us, a natural inability to stop a cycle of reflexive knee-jerk pseudo small talk. I had one of those conversations with the driver of the #82 Kimball-Homan, except I think he meant it. He smiled and spoke cheerfully *both* times I asked him how we was. This is generally a very pleasant bus. There are some trying times to be sure (45 minute wait once last year), but with nothing at the two adjacent divisible-by-400 north-south streets Kedzie and Central Park, this bus is absolutely *key* for traversing the midwestern belt of this midwestern city. One time, a woman got on the bus pushing a luggage case rigged up with an elaborate spotted cardboard dog with its paws reaching around an empty bowl and a cartoon bubble saying, "I'm begging so my owner doesn't have to." She was on the bus for a good five minutes, mumbling some pleasant eccentricities to herself, which was quite a break from the more threateningly-self-mumbled eccentricities you sometimes hear on some other bus lines. Luck of the draw, maybe, but I usually enjoy this ride.

I've Riden the 6 bus so many times in the past year I'm happy they have a Yelp Page for this it's…read moreawesome! Anyway my favorite part about the whole experience is when it goes express. The worst part is the whole ride. You can expect at some times to be stuck in the loop or in the hyde Park area at times for 20 or more minutes because people don't know how to drive and nobody respects CTA bus drivers. The buses get packed. Alot of the buses are oversized which is great and run at alot of hours. People are really nice but I've only Riden it down to 71st and stony Island

I've only been on this route twice - once going to, then returning from The Museum of Science and…read moreIndustry. That said, I had to laugh... the morning driver kept turning around and at first griping, and later hollering about "NO MUSIC ON DA BUS!! NO MEANS NO! CAN'T YOU READ?!?" The only problem was, no one was playing music. At all. Except for the three or four that had their headphones on, and I can't believe he was yelling at them. Perhaps he needs a checkup with Dr. Happy? Nevertheless, he was part of the local color that I enjoy when visiting someplace new!

Fastest way to a sox game for me…read more I should also point out I live 50 feet from a bus stop on this route. Even if you take the orange line to sox games, get off at 35th/archer and board this bus instead of the #35. Less traffic, and nowhere near as crowded as the #35. MAJOR DOWNSIDE: NO late nite service after 11pm(east or west) and no weekend service. Excellent for sox day games or heading to the park for a nite game(i recommend taking the 35 after the game, as there usually are a few after the game. #39 is a tight schedule all day, and the game may end after the last bus)

This bus stops across the street from my condo building, so its great if the weather is crappy or…read moreif I'm feeling under the weather. BUT - the service is inconsistent. Occasionally the morning bus will have the same bus driver, but for the most part there is someone different behind the wheel each day. This is bad because I never know where to stand or whether or not I have to press the stop button. It seems that no matter where I stand, I have to walk to the bus. I get off at the 35/Archer Orange Line station. This is a popular stop and for a long time I never had to push the stop button to request that I get let out. Makes sense to me. But of course one time I got a jerk that drove past and I had to pull the emergency cord. I'm tired of getting scolded by the drivers when they don't even know how to do their simple jobs!

Well, it's a Chinatown bus, and a whale of a ride. It leaves from the block by Three Happiness,…read moreabout halfway down the block. It left over thirty minutes late. It wasn't full, and people can pay for passage on the bus, which may well be less expensive than locking in a seat online. The bus was clean and smelled fine, although there was a definite smoke smell, probably caused by the other passengers.

Me and family booked this party bus expecting a great time. Before leaving destination Sharon…read morewasted 30 minutes of dear time going over rules for the bus , do's and don'ts, and complaining about how many passengers were present. Upon leaving we couldn't get the Bluetooth to work on bus, radio was static the whole time and Sharon couldn't help us with that issue. The ride was rough and honestly this has to be the worst party bus I've been on.

I booked their services for a special birthday dinner party. The driver Sharon was very curt and…read morenot pleasant at all. The music would not Bluetooth, the radio was static. So, no music on the bus all the way to dinner. She hit all the bumps and potholes. Turning corners fast and knocking us against each other. Late coming back to get us from dinner almost 30 minutes. NO APOLOGY. Upon drop off she didnt even acknowledge the end of the trip just drove off after we got off bus without a word to me. Needless to say she ruined our special day!! The owner Maurice Turner did not accept responsibility for her actions offering a discount on a future booking. I THINK NOT!!!!