I forgot all about DART until the day I found their telephone number and pamphlet posted on a wall…read moreat the Schaumburg Metra. I haven't used their service since the day I got my driver's license. My friends and I used to refer to it as Dollar-A-Ride because it cost us a $1.00 each way to travel anywhere within the Schaumburg Township. Today, it costs $2.00 for a one way trip. It has given me some independence to get around the Village on my own by providing door to door service. I just have to call ahead and make reservations. They start taking calls at 5:30am during the week and 8:30am on Saturdays. DART picks up regularly from Woodfield Mall.

When I first started using DART a few weeks ago, I was having good luck with them picking me up…read more Two times in a row, they haven't picked me up when I've called in an hour+ beforehand. I'm outside waiting 15 minutes before the pick up time, and no DART. I'm trying to catch a Pace bus, so I'm on a schedule. If they're not going to bother picking me up, they could let me know so I can get an uber or lyft to the Pace station.

The Metra UP North line is very convenient, a very affordable way to get from the Northern burbs…read moreinto Chicago. The trains are clean, the schedule is good, they run pretty on time. I'm coming from Milwaukee, and the Kenosha station shuts down early. In fact, there are no late Amtrak trains, or any bus coming from Milwaukee to Chicago, even the airport shuttle shut down early evening. So the best way to get into the Windy from Beer Town later in the evening is to beg some good friend to drive me to Waukegan, and take the Metra UP North line into Chicago, and most points from the Near North to Downtown are better served by getting off at Clybourne and hitching an Uber (if I have more money) or shifting to the CTA (if I have more time). You can now buy a Metra train ticket online (download the Ventra application) and have your ticket on your phone like a plane ticket. The Metra trains have working outlets to charge your phone en route.

My only experience with trains is the Chicago CTA and the Metra in Chicago, but between the…read moretwo....Metra, hands down when I can. Quiet ride, helpful staff, never a hassle in a platform. Rarely an issue with other passengers except for the occasional person listening to a video without earbuds. It does cost more, but imo, very worth it.

We decided to ride the Metra train to downtown Chicago to go to the Art Institute of Chicago. The…read moreMetra train is the way to go. Since I was a tourist in my hometown, we went inside to buy train tickets since I don't have the app on my phone. If I was a regular rider, you can buy cheaper monthly passes, etc. The lady in the ticket booth was very friendly and helpful and loved her job. I love that! We bought two one way tickets for each of us for a total of $27, so that works out to just $6.75 one way. You couldn't drive there for that! Just from passing by all the other stations, I think the Roselle Station is one of the biggest and nicest. The conductors on both legs of the trip were nice. On the afternoon return trip, we didn't know it but we sat in the quiet car. Hubby thought the conductor was joking but I took a pic to show him it's a real thing. Upon our return in the afternoon we were surprised to find a white envelope marked "Violation Notice." Bummer, we hadn't seen any signs or kiosks telling us we needed to pay for parking. We saw some front spots with numbers on them and thought maybe regular riders paid a small fee to have a spot up front but had no clue everyone has to pay. Upon going online to pay for my parking ticket I found out that if you pay cash at the kiosk it's $1.50, or $1.80 by credit card. My ticket was for $35.00 if I paid it before the due date or $70.00 if I paid it after the due date. Ouch! It's so fun to ride the train!

It's a train station. You wait, a train arrives, and you're whisked away…read more The few times I've been here were on the weekends when the station building wasn't open, so I can't really review the inside of the station (yet). I hear there's a pretty decent coffee shop inside and I've been waiting to check it out, but now I'm confused as to whether or not it's still open (note to self: I probably should have checked before I posted this review but it was sitting my drafts for months and I just wanted to post it!). Trains are usually on time. Scrolling marquee signs work well. Parking isn't too ridiculous -- you enter the parking lot from Lawrence Ave. and it's a short walk across the tracks to the platform. You can also drop off in the front of the station off Irving Park Road. I live incredibly close, so I just walk here when I need to use the train. All aboard!

Great company to work for! I've been working for them for almost a year and I enjoy it a lot! Would…read moredeff recommend working for them or using them for freight! Adam Kochan

Worst company ever! 0 stats car was late, the lied and offered no remedy. Do not use this company…read moreever!

I recently needed medical transportation services, so I began calling around to get pricing. My…read moreneeds were a little different then just pick-up and drop-off for a medical appointment. A relative, who is wheelchair bound, wanted to attend my sons graduation and to the dinner that followed, which was no small feat. After calling several companies, I found Suzy's Shuttle Service. I asked if they could accomodate me since it would be an all day affair. They explained that they transport anywhere, not just for medical reasons, so I was thrilled. Not only were they professional and courteous, they charged a fair rate. I can't express how pleased my family was that we found this company.

Friendly, flexible on time taxi service everytime. They go out of their way to provide quality…read moreservice at reasonable prices. Highly recommend.

Be careful they show up late sometimes and they are reasonably priced but a bit expensive. I…read moredidn't enjoy my ride in one of their beat up old Corolla cars. Request for the MINI VAN. Much more comfortable.