It's a basic station with one ticket vending machine so it presents the possibility of missing the…read moretrain if you're on line behind a slower customer. The older machines failed frequently so I felt more comfortable also buying two tickets in advance at Penn Station. There's lots of parking on Grand Ave designated for commuter parking running parallel to the track. An audio system alerts you of an oncoming train or delays.

Been using this as my main mode of transportation to NYC for many years now. My family also picks…read moreup my uncle from Brooklyn here. Free parking, and some street around the lot if it's full. Not much overhead coverage if it rains, but there is an awning over the ticket booth, if it's a downpour. Train coming back from NYC will drop you off on the opposite boarding side, so just cross the tracks once the train passes (obviously) to get back to the parking lot. Faster than the NJ Transit bus (which I stupidly did for too long) to get to NYC. I took a train at 9:37 am and was in downtown Brooklyn almost exactly at 11am (including a transfer at Secaucus and taking a subway from Penn Station).

I have NEVER IN MY LIFE called a cab company and they pick up someone else! As a new resident to…read morePaterson (I'm originally from Maplewood), sometimes I call local car companies to pick me up from the train station or to and from the nail salon. Tonight at about 8:10pm I called this company and the dispatcher told me,"Driver will be right there, 2 minutes". I went outside immediately and waited for 7 minutes with halfway dried toes, standing in flip flops in 40 degree weather. I quickly determined this wasn't smart and stood in the doorway of the nail salon, while calling this company back to establish the ETA. When I called back a woman answered and let me know my driver hadn't come yet but should be pulling up ANY SECOND. Now, I didn't know Paterson had several cab companies, as I watched different ones zoom by I could clearly tell, they were not my ride. Shortly after a red cab came inching down the street, I watched it pull off from in front of 146 Market Street. I was in the doorway of 170 Market. As I called the company back just to confirm this cab was mine, another person hopped into it. When the dispatcher answered, I asked her if this was my car and if so, why was someone else getting inside. She tells me,"You weren't outside so your driver picked someone else up, but just go in the car". That driver was not waiting more than 15 seconds before he ASKED the woman in the street if she NEEDED a ride. I know because I watched the whole thing. When I asked to speak to a manager or owner, they simply told me, if I don't like it, don't ride their cabs. I went home astonished at the piss poor customer service, but believe me, I won't go where my money isn't respected! I don't care if it's only a few bucks! Rude. Rude. Rude and the driver was Rude too!!!!

I take a taxi very occasionally from Paterson to Wayne. The Silk City cabs are well maintained and…read moreso far the drivers have been OK. If you are travelling to Paterson by NJ Transit, you will find a taxi stand next to the station on Market Street.

This is a review of the largest O scale, three rail train club in the United States. The layout is…read more40' wide by 185' wide. They are a club, so for most of the year the only way to visit it is to become a member. If you like model trains and live in the area that isn't a problem. However, they also host public open houses several times a year (usually around the winter holiday seasons). Once Covid restrictions lifted I went with my wife to see. Admission was $7 for adults, and much less for children. It was totally worth it. First off, the layout isn't built to serve as a museum so it isn't an "educational" place with lots of explanatory posters and exhibits. It also isn't a place to drop your kids off and leave for a couple of hours. There are some buttons around the edges to interact with the layout (move trains, light up structures, etc.) but again this isn't a museum per se and it wasn't designed for that. It is a large layout built for the enjoyment of the members which also happens to occasionally be open to the public. Instead, it is a place for kids (of all ages) to wander around and see lots of trains operating at once. I think I counted at least a dozen going through various scenes representing everything from the gritty NYC downtown areas to harbors/ports, residential areas, railroad yards, and commercial factories. I would say they have a decided slant toward modeling subways too. We went during Halloween so there were many additional scenic accessories that I assume were placed for the holiday. They also have a few additional gems located away, such as several layouts used in the Soprano's television show (the "garage" layout, and the "death scene" layout) as well as Tom Snyder's (the television personality) personal layout. They are not open to the public, but are accessible to members. Also visible on the wall was the dispatching board for Grand Central Terminal that looked to be close to 80' long. Finally, I should point out a couple of things related to its location. It is in in an old warehouse in a "tired" part of town. I thought it was a "bad" part but was told by a member that the bad part of town was actually a few blocks away. Parking is street parking only, and very tight. You might think you are lost in trying to find it as it is surrounded by car shops, scrap yards, and mini marts. You need to enter the building and go up to the third floor, and signage isn't great. But... for those who like trains... especially toy three-rail trains... it is definitely worth the trip!

Today, February 4, a driver exiting CTC Academy was speeding on a local road, tailgated my vehicle,…read moreand honked repeatedly while I was stopped at red lights -- at two separate intersections. This kind of dangerous driving is completely unacceptable, especially from a school vehicle responsible for children's safety. I was able to follow the vehicle to Route 287 and record the bus number and the company name.

My child's van was in an accident last week. Driver hit a parked car. Driver proceeded to lie to…read morethe on scene police officer by telling him no children were in the van at the time of the crash. PO did not see the children because they were several houses away sitting on someone's front porch. K&S did not call school or the families to alert of accident. Thankfully the children in the van were not injured. Completely negligent and do not care about the wellbeing of our kids.

Looking for a daily, reliable transport to the train station. They will not book anything in…read moreadvance, and will only take at-time calls. They do not have posted hours so it's a roll of the dice if the guy wants to answer the phone. I tried to explain the need for a reliable transport, and got a lecture that there is no such thing any more and to take my chances with Uber.

I always use this car service. Garden State A-1 Car and Limo…read morehas always been on time for pickup and arrival. Making reservations for this car service is easy by phone or Internet. You'll receive an immediate email confirmation with the price upon making the reservation. The phone representatives are always very accommodating. Should there be a concern, the owner Lou will take care of the matter immediately. Also, I found the drivers are not gabbing throughout the ride anymore. The drivers have become much more accommodating. Keep up the good work Garden State A-1!!!

The luxury of a private car to the airport is a great one. Especially after I took the SuperShuttle…read moreservice from JFK to the place I was staying on the Upper West Side, convenience and speed were key. The driver, arranged through the concierge at my building, was at my door on time and he got me to the airport in about an hour at rush hour. However: 1. It cost $70 and the guy refused to tell me the rate until we were several miles away. 2. He didn't take cards, only cash. 3. He listened to terrible music and SANG ALONG. 4. The 'free snacks' were Captain's Wafers, an apple and bubble gum. I passed on everything but a stick of gum. 5. He listened to baseball on the radio. 6. He talked on the phone a lot. 7. He acted like he had to take a toll road and I should pay him for it. I knew he didn't have to do so, so he eventually relented and paid the toll himself. The ride was plush, not bumpy or uncomfortable, and I got where I needed to be. I don't know that I'd bother with this service in particular again, though.

Lyft had denied my card on file and wouldn't help at all. That was dumb. Then I called Mr. Green…read moreTaxi and using the very same card that was denied for no common sensical reasons, Mr Green Taxi had no problem with the card. Smooth no nonsense service. Driver was a S. American that didn't speak good English at all, but didn't snub my business, and knew how to do his job.

Mtook this taxi to work caught it on market street in paterson the cab driver was very flirty asked…read moretoo many personal questions just do your job and drive the ppl where they need to go I will not take this cab again not professional more personal not good then he had a nerve to blow me a kiss once I reached my destination not good at all very unprofessional

Superb driver and experience overall. Super reliable and trustworthy. New and clean cars that are…read morewell maintained.

Bob did a great job handling my rides to and from Newark Airport. He was on time for both pickups…read moreand is a very customer oriented professional. There was some confusion on the airline's website regarding my arrival time at Newark, and Bob called me to confirm the details, so he'd be on time to pick me up. The new SUV that Bob picked me up in was spotless, as was my entire experience with Sparta Limousine for these trips. I will definitely use their services next time I travel to New Jersey! Thanks Bob!

Horrible. You book online the day prior, give your credit card number, receive an email back from…read morethem, you count on having the service, right? Wrong. They don't show up. You call to find out, they say that their confirmation is not a confirmation, and now the price went up. Crooks!!

The driver was friendly enough, he was nice enough to pick us up when we were stranded at the train…read morestation. But when we called to have a driver pick us up and take us back to the station we were told it would be over an hour. Apparently the one car they had was all booked up. How do you only have one car for a cab company. I understand you are in the sticks but you aren't that far in the sticks.