Took this service from the Quail Hollow Resort to the Cleveland airport. Bill was a very friendly…read moredriver and picked us up at last minute notice. Got us to the airport quickly and safely. Car was clean and the price was right!

We DRV 4 U was recommended by the hotel I stayed in at Painesville. They picked me up from the…read moreCleveland Airport and took me out to Painesville with no issues. The driver was extremely courteous and friendly . I would use the service again next time I'm in the Cleveland area.

Dispatch lady is a fucking bitch, she needs to pack it up and fucking quit, I booked a rides on…read moredemand at 10:45 ride didn't come till 12:15, late for class and I failed because it was the first class, and because of laketran I didn't have a ride, fuck laketran, do not trust them for anything important, fuck the dispatcher, they quite literally fucked over my shit,

I've booked LakeTran dial-a-ride appointments twice in the last few months for transportation home…read morefrom ophthalmology appointments at Newell Creek in Mentor due to driving restrictions post-surgery. For both trips, the drivers arrived on time. The ride with Delores on Feb. 18 was especially pleasant. Dealing with a lot of traffic and especially the Rte. 91 bridge construction issues, she kept me posted on her planned route to my home in the event of bridge delays or re-routing. I'd ride again with Darlene any time!

Yay, the Waterfront line isn't just for Browns games anymore!…read more Riding the Waterfront, you'll find a nice and clean Blue or Green line train that's now going the extra distance to go past the flats, Aloft Hotel, Browns Stadium, The Rock Hall and if you really stretch it, the Galleria. Ending at the Muni lot, it's the perfect Browns transportation. The Settlers Landing station is newer, well maintained and offers ample cover. It's the spot you'll want to get off for all the new construction near Ernst and Young/Aloft Hotel/Ken Stewarts/etc. As this place builds up, this stop is going to be a destination...but alas for now, expect empty trains and strange looks while you wait for your train. BTW, trains come every 15 minutes. (as of June '13)

This is a nice little station along the waterfront (hence, it's on the Waterfront Line!). It's…read morevery aesthetically pleasing.... outdoors, with a glass structure, gives the feeling of airiness and openness, not some pee-soaked dank hole in the ground. Go head, take a walk around or along the water, as you're waiting. You'll see the train coming from some distance. Alas, I was left waiting here for 45 minutes with no trains coming... then I just walked to Tower Center to catch the Red Line to the airport.

cant talk to someone when you need to. cant be telling one customer for an hour where a terminal…read moreis at. when the service agent came on the phone she hung up as soon as i asked her to hold on so i could get to the web site. get rid of all the foreign speaking geeks.

I'll start by saying my experience was with greyhound's freight service in Youngstown, not their…read morepassenger service. I had to pick up a car hood that was shipped from CA. When I arrived at the terminal, the lady working in the office was very friendly and accommodating. She instructed me to pull up behind the rear door of the office, saving me a long walk with a heavy and awkward box. She even helped me load it!! You can't get better service than that!

What I expected was the stench of cigarette smoke, a car (taxi) falling apart, and a non-interested…read moredriver except to get to the next fair. I looked at another review and saw the word professional. And that's it, a professional looking car, clean and shiny inside and out even at the end of the day. A professional type driver who I believe his name is David was pleasant to talk to and I believe a family man. It was cold out and I didn't remember where I parked. I said I'll look around, but he kept driving around for me and we found the car. Yes, I would recommend his service and hope for his success. Frank D.

This man is very patient and helpful. His prices are reasonable. He deserves kudos! He does go…read moreabove and beyond and the prices are very reasonable too.

My name is Jasmine, and there's no way public transportation should be smelling like piss if you…read moreclaim you clean the buses or trains often. Also I wish I had a car but i'm not fortunate like most people so

The drivers being more observant and less mean! One driver said that I couldn't sit in the back…read morebecause of my folding shopping cart so I had to ride another bus because I hated her behavior!

I knew a laketran once. She lived by the lake and looked more beautiful than most people who were…read moreborn as women. I don't know if she ever rode on this bus service, but I have. Probably because I drive unreliable cars and have several very good friends who live in the rich, secluded, far-off East Burbs of the C L E, such as Willowick, Mentor and Painesville. I know these towns well, and still visit often. I never had any complaints about these buses except that they should be cheaper and the network is not very good at covering the region. They're not too regular either. But they work well and the employees are pretty friendly. So I like them. Maybe they should be renamed Liketran. And oh how I do.

Today I left my phone on the bus! It was a horrible feeling! As soon as I got inside work, I got…read moreonline and found a phone number for support and talked with a very helpful and friendly woman named Diane who was able to get in touch with my driver who found it on the bus where I had left it. The Laketran team collaborated and arranged to have my phone on the bus waiting for me with the driver for the evening bus pickup! Just as promised, it was with the driver who picked me up. Seamless. Everything that was in my phone's attached wallet was still there just as I had left it. I am so grateful to have it back in the exact condition in which I had left it. I was really panicked and am so relived now. Thank you to Laketran for making this stressful situation work out in the end.