This bus driver wouldn't let me on because I have an electric bike. When I asked why, he said it…read morewas because of the battery. This is the same route I've taken for over a month and no one has said anything to me about a battery restriction. A horrible experience!!

why is bus 44 desacatived a lot of stop like Mcombs and Sun Valley now we have to walk almost half…read morea mile to get to the first stop so mad and with this hot weather

Excellent service, friendly They know the area and move…read morefast I will recommend to anyone who is traveling to El Paso to Juárez.

Super nice driver. Handled traffic well…read more Very polite. Made me feel secure. Not like driving with a stranger. This was at 11 pm so this was important.

DONT TRUST GRAYHOUND FOR SAFE TRAVEL. My name is Wm…read moreBissell, We bought a ticket for our family friend to go from Harrisburg, PA. to El Paso Tx. ( Booking Number 329 582 1507 ). Now Ms. Pena is here from Cuba, She arrived in 2023 & was given asylum paperwork, a work permit, & a future court date. She was traveling just fine & made it all the way to St Louis bus terminal & boarded a transfer bus to Dallas. After arriving in Dallas she needed to transfer again to another bus to El Paso. Well between St Louis & Dallas they make multiple quick pick up spots usually 15 or 30 minute stops. At one of the stops armed ICE Agents boarded the bus & told the bus driver they were performing a ID check. Then proceeded to ask random people for their Identification. upon removing a couple of people already, Ms. Pena showed the officers her paperwork, then they removed her off the bus & sent her to a detention facility & now nobody knows where she is. 1. Why is a Grayhound bus driver allowing ICE agents on a bus just to perform random ID checks without a warrant. This is illegal, there is no probable cause. Especially in the middle of the united states, nowhere near a border city or town. Ms. Pena is a caregiver, not a criminal. My advise do not take a Grayhound bus anywhere, they are working with immigration at major bus stations all throughout the US & allowing ICE to board buses at random places with no warning & without warrants and just taking people off & disappearing them. Very disappointed with Grayhound.

I always seem to forget why it is that I don't ride greyhound.. I then book my ticket, make the…read moretrip, and then ugh I remember why I don't ride Greyhound. I booked two tickets from El Paso to Phoenix. Tuesday at 2:30 am with an arrival time in Phoenix at 10:30 am because it was so cheap. My mistake, you get what you pay for. We got to the station at 12:00 am just to be safe and went to the ticket counter to get our tickets. We waited.. and waited... waited some more until finally a girl comes running from the back. We seriously thought no one was working the front.. we get the tickets and sit down. Oh and she lets us know the bus is an hour late! Ugh!! I've got to say though that this is probably one of the cleanest stations I've ever been in. It didn't smell like BO and I saw the employee sweeping up the trash every so often.... The bathroom? Don't ever use it. I think they mop the floors with pee? Did I feel safe? NO. The person sitting behind me was bragging about how they had just gotten out of jail after being locked up for 12 years... the person sitting next to me was nervous and scared and asked me 362828 times if he was going to get robbed and if the bus was safe. (It was his first time on a greyhound) I just giggled. Oh an adventure it was, an adventure that I will never take again! Oh and the bus smelled gross. Wish people would learn how to shower for the sake of others. Oh you know I like the smell of sweat, feet, pee, and smoke all together, ahhhh yess :)

I haven't ridden a whole lot of public transportation since living in El Paso, but I do now ride…read morethe UTEP Shuttle on a daily basis. Obviously this shuttle says around the UTEP campus so if you have to park around the Don Haskins center or the end of Sun Bowl Drive, but you need to get to the center of the campus, you can hop on any of the buses and you'll be there in about 10ish minutes. There are four different routes (West, East, Campus Loop, and Campbell) so consult the map and bus routes if you're trying to get dropped of as close as possible to your destination. All of the drivers are nice, but some are better than others. My biggest complaint is about half of the drivers are too quick and too hard on the brake. This is super sucky when you're stuck standing (which happens a lot on the West shuttle). They do have larger shuttles that tend to have enough room for everyone to sit. Definitely the fastest mode of transportation if you're coming from the outskirts of UTEP. There's only about a 5-10 minute wait between each shuttle. And really anyone can take the shuttle, oh and it's free (so you know... its for me).

1. This service is not "free", our student tuition to pay for it…read more The drivers arent the best. I have experienced going over curbs. The bus is ada accessible for people with disabilities. Rides are not smooth and drivers are awkward. It works for someone who doesnt pay for a parking pass.

Mask are required to ride but but the drivers don't wear one. Or either they only have their mouth…read morecovered and not their nose. How is it mandatory for your customers but not your staff!?!?!?

I would have assigned -5 if they would allow negative numbers…read more People working there are unprofessional and rude. For some reason the technology was not working in Montana Transfer center, and they sent us to Downtown Bert Williams Transfer Center. Because of staff ruddiness, my day is ruined. I lived in El Paso for 30 years and in the very beginning I was told, "never go to Downtown." I was hoping that certain aspects were improved now, but everything really depends on people that are hired to work at Downtown facilities. So, I would follow the advice given to me in 80s, and I will not go to Downtown again.

NMDOT Park & Ride is a public bus service operated by the New Mexico Department of Transportation…read more NMDOT operates a bus line called the Gold Route from El Paso to Las Cruces on weekdays, except on holidays. Buses operate in both directions during the early morning and in the afternoon as this is intended for commuters. However, the bus might be worth utilizing for a day trip if the timetable works for you. Took a trip from Downtown El Paso to Las Cruces. The fare for the ride is cheaper than driving as it is $3 one-way for the 45 mile commute. The ride takes a little over 1 hour and was a smooth commute. It was not crowded either. There is one stop between the cities in Anthony, which is located near the New Mexico-Texas border. The buses used are tour-style buses. No Wi-Fi on the bus, but I saw a power plug onboard to charge. If the timetable works, I would recommend this service as a cheap way to travel between El Paso and Las Cruces in ease.

I had a great experience with my ride to and from CJS. I will definitely use this service again…read more Moriama was punctual, courteous and safe.

Horrible horrible horrible service ! I WOULD NOT AND I WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS SHUTTLE SERVICE!!!…read more Morima i guess is the owner, she was RUDE, inconsiderate, absolutely no customer service ! She was taking is to the Juarez airport from my home in El Paso, TX and she was in an accident in Juarez taking us to the airport! We cancelled her service to pick us up when we returned. This company does NOT even deserve 1 star.

Best company to work for!…read more I had a reservation with another company and they cancelled me within 10 hours of our departure! I was desperate to find a replacement. Luckily I found Intermex and these guys were able to accommodate me within minutes. Our trip to Houston was amazing & the drivers friendly. Thanks again for making our annual trip run smooth.

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The tour guide, Flor, was great! We went to some pretty cool spots. The only spot I didn't enjoy…read moreand was rather sad was the Mercado Juarez. Most of the stands were closed and it was dark and depressing. They took us to Juan Gabriel's house so that was pretty cool. My favorite part was the museum and the burritos! I highly recommend doing this your to entertain yourself and release some stress from all the consulate stuff. If your visiting cuidad Juárez take this tour! La guía me cayo muy bien. Flor hizo el tour más divertido y nos enseñó mucho sobre Cuidad Juárez y cambió mi perspectiva de la cuidad. Si están aquí por trámites de visa y necesitan des estresarse, hagan este tour. Esta mero enfrente de City Express Junior y al otro lado de la calle del consulado.

Our opinion of Ciudad Juarez was mostly negative until we took our tour with Turibus today. We had…read morebeen stuck in the bubble of our Consulate world, and Turibus was a fun breath of fresh air. They started by picking us up at one of 5 stops at the hotels around the consulate between 10am and 11am starting at City Express Jr. Ciudad Juarez Consulado. Expect this to take about 45 minutes. Flor, our guide, was super friendly and very knowledgeable about the area. We drove around downtown in the open air bus while she explained about local history. We visited the Cathedral, the home of Juan Gabriel, the Museum of the Mexican Revolution, went to a market full of Mexican artesanía, had lunch, and got to taste Sotol, a local liquor. There were other small stops as well. The Archeological Museum was closed today, but that is normally on the agenda too. The tour takes from about 10am to 5pm, and is super reasonably priced at 140 pesos!!! Thank you Turibus for a great day, and for changing our opinion and our experience of Ciudad. Juarez!