I've been using this station for about 20 years now and I have always felt safe to walk around and…read moreleave my car here. I've taken the Metrolink and Amtrak north and south. The restrooms are always clean and available. The station itself is clean and easy to navigate. There's always plenty of parking. It definitely isn't walking distance to any stores/markets so keep that in mind, although they do have vending machines and a large waiting room.

What can I say about the hot chocolate / mocha / cappucino /coffee machine at the Irvine metro…read morestation that hasn't been said about the Mona Lisa or the Pyramids of Egypt. This coffee machine is fantastic. My personal recommendation is the French vanilla cappucino which is delicious and great for a morning drink or for a nice sip on the way home after a long day at the office. The current machine is new and has a lot of options and this difference elevate my Irvine station appearance to 5 stars. Highly recommend for those commuting from an Amtrak station to a Non Amtrak station who see an Amtrak train before their metrolink train. This is my favorite train station to wait at even if only for 15 minutes. I feel safe and between the inside seating area and outside amenities it is far superior to where I get on the train at Santa Ana

I love taking the Amtrak instead of driving and it's a short ride from SJC to the Irvine station…read more Easy on and off here and if you need to park, there's plenty of spots. It's walking distance to hotels and the conductor will give you any directions you need. Clean bathrooms in case you need to wash your hands or something lol

Took a weekend to go see the central Coast via Amtrak Pacific Surf liner !! Had a wonderful…read moreexperience aboard Amtrak business class accommodations !! The train and seating was very clean. The staff was very friendly and attentive !!! The scenery on this trip is well worth the price of admission !! Book it , Do it, Enjoy it !!

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.

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).

Although annoying, they are on time when you need them. Stuffs just way too expensive though. It's…read morealmost worth it to pay for a parking spot for a little while. I almost crashed when I was taking a cab home from the airport...not cool.

My driver was really informative. I took the car service from LAX to Long Beach and she helped me…read morefind a great hotel and she provided bottled water and phone charger. Totally worth the price, really convenient and friendly

Dependable and safe! In our modern world, made an online…read morereservation through Google. Was contacted in less than 12 hours for more specific information/confirmation and felt confident. Very early on the designated day, my driver was on time, polite, professional, friendly and got me to where I needed, when I needed to be there. Affordable and the ride was nice in a clean car and with a background security check vetted driver. Win! Will happen again!

As a wheelchair user I will NEVER use Yellow Cab of Orange County again. I reserved a Wheelchair…read moreaccessible taxi 24 hours in advance. I asked for a cab to pick me up at 11:45 pm on 6/7. It is now 6 am on 6/8 and I have still not been picked up. I gave this company 24 hours advance notice, called them every 30 minutes, asked to be picked up 6 hours prior to my check-in time, and all for nothing. If you're able bodied and can walk, go ahead and use them. But they could care less about the disabled community. We need to find a better solution for disabled transportation needs in Orange County.

I was in no condition to drive and they got me home safely. Very personable and trustworthy. I…read morehighly recommend.

Scammers! Be careful. Driver approached us at a restaurant in Newport Beach last night to drive…read moreus home for $20. Once home, he refused to be paid with cash. Hmmm. He said credit card only. Again, hmmmm. Before we were half way out of the van, he tore off! (with both van doors still open!). I immediately received an $85 charge on my card.

This is my first time with Norwalk Transit I was impressed with them I meet some new friends who…read morehelp find where we got off I will ride them again I think they wonderful people I will ride them again I love Orange County Transportation Authority i love Norwalk Transit I love it thanks for the people at Norwalk Transit you should try it

I take the bus 4 almost everyday coming from the greenline station at around 6 pm . The driver who…read moredrives this route is very inconsiderate. Even though there are still passengers arriving to take this bus at 6:01 he would take off. Today's incident almost caused an older man to get hurt . He was already in front of the bus door and this driver would not open the door for us. Yet there is a stop on the corner of imperial hwy and Norwalk blvd that he would take between 3-5 minutes to stop and wait even if there is no passenger coming. He would then take another 5 min at the Metrolink station .This is not the first time he's done this. Why can't he wait specially if passengers are still arriving and they are in front of the door . If I can give a no star review on this I will. I think he rushes because he wants to take a long break at the Metrolink station