Welcome to Harbor Gateway Transit Center…read more Located in that city I was born in, Gardena. Truly was not sure where I was, but it's a across from a Home Depot, no lights or real intersection, but a super hub for the LA Metro bus system, including the J Line (aka Silver). Just off the 110 Freeway, by the 91 and nearby the 405 on 182nd Street. I was pleasantly surprised to see they layout here. Easy to navigate, plenty of signs and like a lot of others have mentioned efficient. Times for frequency on weekends are the worst. It was giving, " All he cares about is school and his mom and his friends (and work)." Does the LA Metro not realize people like to enjoy the weekend also after a long hard week? Thankfully I wasn't going to much further from here and caught a ride over to Redondo Beach. The area is a little rough around the edges, but pretty updated and cleaned up where it counts. Definitely should be some safer walking and crossing areas, outside the Transit Center. Public restrooms are available. Parking is also available if commuting with roughly 1,000 spots. LA Metro workers often around and visible. Great way to get to events, work and functions. Hope times, frequencies and connections improve in the future. You can't predict traffic, incidents or human circumstances, but you (LA Metro) can plan better for transfers and smoother rides from point A to B on their end.

I attend 10 to 15 LA Kings games every hockey season. I take the Silver, J Line, bus from the…read moretransit center to Crypto Arena downtown. It is easy, safe, and convenient. On weekday afternoons, there is a bus every 5 minutes. On weekends, they run every 15. We arrive back to the transit center after 10 pm at times and I never feel unsafe. A ride home if I have had a couple drinks is way cheaper than parking Downtown. It is also a quick bus ride to BMO Stadium and the Coliseum.

Shouldn't even give ANY Stars. Long Beach Transit has NO Compassion in bringing back Daily Service…read moreand Expect Workers and Guest to walk across the bridge to get to their location or expect everyone to pay Extremely High Uber and Lyft rates to get ANY sort of transportation to get to and from our destination. VERY SAD COMPANY.

Fabulous service offered to the visitors of the Long Beach waterfront (North and South areas) and…read morefree! All you need to know is whether you are heading uptown (North) or down to the Queen Mary (South) or just hop on and sit on the entire loop to get your bearings. Clean buses (cleaner than Muni, which was embarrassing) and the drivers very nice. We took this down to the Queen Mary and then back to hit the marina area. It also goes straight up Pine to the public transportation hub that services the major bus lines as well as rail system servicing LA to Long Beach.

My first time there! I went to pick up a friend coming from L.A downtown station. This location…read morehas a parking structure clean and there's security patrol.

I love metro service. I'm one of probably five people in LA county that actually enjoys life…read morewithout a car. The metro system is my connection to all of the finer things life in Cali has to offer. I can get to downtown LA in about an hour and get to read a book or write Yelp reviews while I wait. And I can drink if I want to because I don't have to drive. Can't beat that in a car! No way, no how! The Del Amo station is sort of my half way point. It's a clean and relatively safe de-boarding spot when I don't feel like rushing or even going all the way into downtown. The swap meet is just across the street and filled with random cheap items that I probably don't need but like to buy anyway. Where else can you get your eyebrows threaded ($8 bucks), grab some yummy elote to eat AND get acupuncture and ayurvedic teas for what ails you? Grab a shake and fries across the street at Del Amo burger and your set for the afternoon.

Southbay yelpers this is the coolest bus! These buses rock the public transit world! They kick…read moreass!! MAX is actually part of the Torrance Transit sytem but riding these buses is such a different experience from most Torrance Transit and other buses for that matter. The MAX buses (www.maxbus.com) operate from San Pedro to El Segundo, traveling through Manhattan Beach, Lomita, Palos Verdes, Hermosa, Carson, Gardena and Lawndale. They don't run as often as I'd like them too, but they are the cleanest buses you will ever see. Comfortable cushioned seats-i've never seen seats like these on a bus - with reading lights-unfrickin' heard of in LA, no crappy i pissed on the seats smell to them either-Big Blue Bus please take note of this. I'm waiting for a butler to come by or a passenger next to me to ask 'if I have any grey poupon'. MAX BUSES TO LAX: Take the #2 bus to the Aviation Green Line Station and hop a free 'G' bus to the Airport. I take this bus from time to time. And the bus driver takes the time to start a conversation with me. Now when she sees me riding my bike to work, she actually toots her horn and waves at me. LA needs more MAX buses-we need one to stop right in front of my place ; )

I never thought I would actually want to use a route again and again and again... MAX bus is the…read moreonly one I can think of beside the BART in the San Francisco Bay area. I had a morning class at El Camino one summer; I was expecting to ride the Torrance #5 bus but no, a MAX bus came instead. I asked if this bus makes a stop at El Camino. She said with the most cherriest tone I have ever heard from a bus driver, "Yes! Hop on!" Wow. Never met such an enthusiastic driver! I took this route for the entire Summer school. Sometimes I'd miss the bus coming while I was reading my morning papers and they'd stop and wait for me. Then I'd say, "Oops! Sorry for taking so long, but thank you for waiting!" Wow. Another time I was so tired in the morning from waking at 6am (I'm a late & heavy sleeper) I'd nod off to sleep, then fall asleep right on the bench. The driver was nice enough to get off the bus and stroke me on the shoulder, so gently waking me up... unlike my actual mother who'd would pull the covers and slap me awake... Sometimes in the afternoon, I'd go straight to my friend's house in San Pedro from either the School or from my usual transfer point at Crenshaw & Pacific Coast. However there is a downside. It only operates in one direction per day. North bound in the morning then South bound in the afternoon.

I used to take this bus when I was a kid. All the time, I would have a nice experience. The bus…read morecomes on time, drivers are nice, and the busses have air conditioning and a TAP machine that works well. Great job!

RE: TaxiCard for RPV seniors…read more I don't think the staff at PVPTA are genuinely willing to help, as their only advice was to be patient and keep calling if the TaxiCard company doesn't answer your booking call. Last Thursday was my first time using the service, and I attempted to book a ride while standing outside on the street because the reception inside the medical building was poor (the call got disconnected twice). I spent over 20 minutes waiting for someone to answer my call, but in the end, nobody picked up. I contacted PVPTA to share this bad experience, hoping they would address it and find ways to improve the service for other very elderly seniors who might face similar situations in the future. Unfortunately, I was disappointed when the PVPTA staff simply told me to "be patient" and keep trying. Why can't the staff contact TaxiCard directly to investigate whether they are treating TaxiCard users as "second-class" citizens because of the discounted rates? Interestingly, when I called the same taxi company for a regular ride during rush hour, they responded promptly!

I am very happy to have this bus line to ride this bus service. No problems. Some stops on El…read moreSegundo have homeless encampments around them.

And just like LA Metro, G Trans also has a homeless issue filthying up the buses and bus stops…read more They do nothing to enforce fare payments. While safety is an issue when enforcing fare payments, majority of the bus drivers don't care to report rowdy and dangerous vagrants on the buses. I'm at the bus stop on 120th Street/Compton Ave and there are soiled garments on the ground and it smells like feces at this bus stop. This is a symptom of failure of city services and the government at large.

One of the few government (?) agencies where I feel pretty good every time I deal with them. Today,…read morethey couldn't even help me, but they put me down very gentle and I was OK. I was trying to pay an account under my hubby's name, which has a credit card linked for auto pay, so we didn't realize when it went to negative balance, locking us out of online account to see what the problem was. So I had come by the office to pay. But it turns out if the if you're not the main account holder, you better be added, as an authorized user, to do anything on or for the account. They explained this to me, and I understood. I called my hubby, who was in a meeting and could not call in to add me as an authorized user right away, so I had to go back home. But they were still nice to me and I left making sure I shut the door gently behind me. I've come here a few times when things couldn't be solved online and each time, whether I get my issue solved or not, I feel treated kindly and fairly, which is everything I can ask for. I come mid mornings, and there is almost no wait either, and plenty of easy parking with easy access to the office.

Great experience both over the phone and in person. Didn't know or remembered that I have acct…read morewith them for yrs before I open the toll road 5yrs ago. And I have $$ in the account but they charged monthly fee so it ate up all and went negative. Got letter and call them and they helped to solve the issue...very friendly and helpful and since I was in the neighborhood, stopped by to shown some ID and got it resolved & closed up the acct and get $$ back prior to the monthly applied. The office is easy to find and easy parking since it has big parking lot. Went in and checking through kiosk and within a min l, got called and went to window to get issue resolved. Easy fast & with friendly service.

This review is for the Eastbound bus stop on Carson Street near Del Amo Circle E. Yelp decided to…read morecombine the stop I was trying to add with this one. I think this is a notable bus stop with a Fare Purchase Machine and should have its' own page. The address for this page's bus stop only has 1 bench, no covering, nothing. So much less here than the bus stop I was trying to add. ___________ This is by far one of Torrance's finer bus stops! I hope Torrance Transit renovates or enhances their other bus stops! Today was my first time to stop here. It was getting dark out and I was glad that it was nicely lit! I felt safe under the lights! I also liked the somewhat more comfortable benches and the roof that provides a little shade. There are message boards that scroll the time & other information. There is a bus stop across the street heading West. This one is Eastbound on Carson Street. This side is the one that has a machine to purchase your TAP Card (or reload it) or buy various other fares/passes. With all the pros I've written about, the one big con I have is that the Torrance Buses are not too punctual!! Generally, they are about 2-5 minutes late. I always arrive 5 minutes early to ensure I won't miss my bus because you know that one time you arrive on time, the bus will probably be early! You don't want to miss a Torrance Transit bus because they don't run as often as the DTLA ones! You can catch these bus lines from this Eastbound stop: 3, R3, 6, 7, and 9. Regardless of the punctuality or lack thereof, I will ride the bus when I need to. It's not that big of a deal and it doesn't cost much other than time and a few coins. Travel and wait times will eat up your time, but public transportation gives you time to do things other than stressing in traffic!

There are two bus drivers for Torrance 3 bus,one for the 7am route eastbound and the route right…read moreafter. Both drivers have nasty attitudes,one of them brake checked the whole bus causing a couple riders hurting themselves she's usually yelling instead of talking. It just seems like their attitude belongs in the ghetto not in Torrance. Change the drivers or else

Great bus service in the City of Cerritos…read more The "COW" has multiple buses that circle the city. Great for getting to either of the Cerritos malls (Los Cerritos or Towne Center), a park, the senior center or to the library at the civic center. Fifty cents will get you anywhere and you'll always have a comfortable place to sit as they rarely get crowded. I find the bus drivers to be very friendly and personable - they give up a smile very easily - and from my experience they make safety a priority. Timetables and routes are available on the city's website (cerritos.us) or you can pick up a copy at city hall.

In terms of a small-time civic-owned public form of transportation, the Cerritos on Wheels is one…read moreof the best around. The buses were recently upgraded to the one you see in the picture via federal grant monies. The buses run on natural gas, so they offer a more environmentally friendly form of public transit. The fare for a single trip anywhere in Cerritos is $0.50. The buses also offer monthly passes for $20.00. They have essentially two routes going in opposite loops around the city (meeting at the Cerritos Civic Center). From one end of town to the other end, say from CPE to the Cerritos mall, roughly takes almost an hour. So, if you have the patience, or don't have a car of your own, be prepared for a 45-1 hour commute. In the meantime, you'll be able to view Cerritos from a different perspective: sideways! The design of the rear of the buses are stylistic representations of various sites and landmarks of Cerritos. One may have a stylized image of the Cerritos Library, for example. Another may have one of the Cerritos Performing Arts Center. These are ways to keep track of the actual buses that you may have sat in, as there are about 8 total buses running around town. The only downside is that the buses don't run very late (after 9pm). But in all other respects, these buses run well and have pretty cool air conditioning (a must in hot and muggy summers).

I booked First Class Luxury Limo for the day after my daughter's 5th grade graduation as a surprise…read morefor her and her friends. The process for booking was smooth and seamless. Lee is very responsive and offered me a price that could not be beat. On the day of the event the limo showed up on time and the driver Dexter was super professional promised that the passengers were in great hands. The girls loved the limo and had a great experience. I would use this company again.

Lee and his team were amazing. We booked a limo sprinter van for my best friend's bachelorette…read moreparty. They were responsive, professional and well priced. Not to mention prompt. The whole night was seamless- would definitely book again