Taking the train when I don't have to drive is always fun . I don't have to worry about looking…read morefor parking . I take the E train and it's fast convenient. I take it to the museum of fine arts normally. Or sometimes to government center .

I lived in DC for 15 years and rode the Metro quite a lot. I…read morealso traveled to NY and rode their subway many times. This is world class right here. In this location you can't buy a ticket so if you don't have one you may not be able to ride. I had a paper ticket but not enough credit for the ride. The driver was very nice and allowed me to board anyway. Later on my trip I bought what is called a CharlieCard that allows you inlayed trips in a 24 hour period for $11 bucks. I rode to Copley Square and then Government Center and back to Longwood Medical. It was easy, on time, clean and quick. It seemed very safe and all the stations were clean and seemed safe. My only down grade of one star is that they don't tell you that in some locations you can ride for free. I like free but has I known, I would not have purchased the CharlieCard. Also, the stations themselves are not well marked. Fortunately I everyone I met and asked for help was very nice and gave me great direcitons. The other downgrade is that if there are alot of people standing, you may not see the 'next stop' info on the scrolling sign. Also, many of the stops did not have the name of the stop on the wall so you could confirm your location. Overall I thought it was a very good and affordable option for getting around a very big city.

Incredible service, friendly and flexible, very responsive and made our entire trip to Boston much…read moremore enjoyable. Will use them again. Thanks!

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Brigham Circle is a street-level station for Boston's Green Line, specifically the E branch…read more(Heath). As with most other street-level stations in the urban areas of the Green Line, there are no announcements (audible or visual) of the next approaching train and there is minimal cover from the elements. They have installed a decent barrier between the waiting area and the busy traffic on Huntington Avenue. If you are disembarking here, you will need to press the "stop request" button on board the train. If you are boarding, you will need to do so at the door to the front of the train so that you can provide payment by Charlie Card or Charlie Ticket. I think that you can also use cash. The station does have a portable wheelchair lift for access to the higher platform train cars. Brigham Circle is on the E branch of the Green Line between Fenwood Road (outbound) and Longwood (inbound).

I suppose I shouldn't be complaining about a free bus service... But I am…read more M2, you do your job transporting me from where I live to where I work on the other side of the river, but do you have act as if you begrudge every moment? It's not my fault - if I had an option, I would work in Cambridge and be done with you forever. And don't even bring up moving closer to Longwood - what a terrible idea. As it is, your schedule is inconvenient, stops too early and for goodnessake you don't even bother having a Saturday schedule in the summer!! Bah, I say. I've finally bought a bike and we will be seeing a lot less of each other.

I'd like to point out that this shuttle is NOT free for all Harvard students. M2 is free for:…read more -Medical School students -School of Public Health students -Dental School students -Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Students -Business School Students -Undergrads -University officers -University staff. The shuttle is NOT free to: -Divinity School students -Graduate School of Design students -School of Education students -Kennedy School students -Law School students (forgive me if I've missed anyone) Frankly, I think this is ridiculous. Why exactly do I have to pay $2.30/ride to get anywhere between the Yard and the Longwood campus? It makes me feel a little like a second class citizen. I asked about this policy and was told (by an undergrad, who admitted that she didn't really know) that it was only free to people who were likely to use it often. I doubt that's really it. Honestly? It's cheaper for me to take the T if I need to get to Longwood from campus, but this is faster, so I'll do it if I can be reimbursed. Also, it drove me a little nuts that they don't announce stops, which makes the service difficult for people who haven't used it before.

A surface level station on the "D" Branch of Boston's MBTA Green Line, Brookline Hills has side…read moreplatforms and is partly handicapped accessible. It does have some glass-enclosed areas for waiting, benches, a small building that has the automated ticket kiosks and audible/visual announcements of the next train. That makes it "A-OK." The station is quite well lit at night and there a small number of parking spaces. As with other stations on the Green Line, you will need to board the train at the driver's door so that you can provide payment. The train does not automatically stop at all stations so if you are planning to disembark here then press the "stop request" button. For boarding, the driver will need to see you in order to stop. Brookline Hills station is between Beaconsfield (outbound) and Brookline Village (inbound).

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I've been taken for a ride twice now by these guys, so time for a grumpy review. First time,…read morehopped into a Town Taxi cab at Coolidge Corner, heading for the airport at ~5:30 am. The driver starts taking a somewhat odd route, but hey, sometimes they know weird tricks that avoid snarls, right? Turns out, he gets completely lost and has no idea how to get back on track to hit the tunnel, so we end up driving around a bit randomly downtown until he recognizes where he is. After racking up quite a bit more fare, we finally get back on track and he gets me to the airport- luckily, I had budgeted but extra time, but sheesh. What a ripoff. Second time, I grab one at the brookline Marriott heading to the back bay station. Again, slightly circuitous route, but it turns out to be fairly efficient. This time, though, when I ask for some change for my $20, the driver makes a half-hearted show of flipping through a few twenties and fifties to show that he has no change, and shrugs unapologetically. Since they don't take credit cards, I'm stiffed the change. Of course, neither of these necessarily had anything to do with the outfit as a whole, but given that I've never had these problems with other companies in town, I'm gonna be avoiding these guys from now on.

At least there are markings here. A "T" sign stands high to let people know that this is a stop on…read morethe MBTA, this one is the E branch of the Green Line and is between Back of the Hill (outbound) and Mission Park (inbound). There is no cover or waiting area here, no ticket machines and really not much of a way to let you know that the T stops here. There is no audible or visual sign announcing the next train. You'll need to signal the driver if you want to disembark here. There is no handicapped access. Street parking exists. When the train is stopped, cars are not supposed to pass the train but they do, so be on the lookout. My 500th review of 2018!

This stop, along with the next one, are simply stops in the middle of the busy street. There is…read morenothing here other than a pole with the "T" sign on it. If you're waiting for the train, you're on the sidewalk pavement. If you're getting off the train, BE CAREFUL as idiots will sometimes drive past the train. They're not supposed to, but they do. No announcements of next train, no handicapped access, no kiosk. If you're getting off here, press the "stop request" button. If you're boarding, do so at the door next to the driver so that you can provide payment. Fenwood Road is on the E branch of the Green Line between Brigham Circle (inbound) and Mission Park (outbound).

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Easy, online booking portal and account management, competitive pricing, clean comfortable…read morevehicles, courteous and efficient driver...always there when I need them to be. Have been using them consistently over the past year for all my Airport transfer needs and will continue into the future.

"Ohhhh you ain't see nothin' yet...."…read more The Bustonian is the ONLY way to party around Boston. While it was during the day and we were partying our way down to the beach, it's always a good time on the Bustonian - party bus! Chris - our driver - is superb. He makes sure the whole bus is clean upon arrival and even does another wipe down while waiting for the party-goers to arrive. They have several buses and might I suggest that you try each one out. I really dig the leather seats and the pole. Music blaring down the street, you can't miss the bus. Be sure to say hi to the passer-by-ers out the window and the tourists on the trolleys & duck boats.

I have to admit... all those years living in Boston and seeing the party bus, I thought it was the…read moremost obnoxious thing in the world. Those people think they are so cool. Well, don't knock it 'til you try it. Reluctantly, I did, and whoa... that's a lot of fun. A bunch of your friends dancing to the music you like on an unstable dance (bus) floor. WHY NOT???