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.

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!

worst bus always late. zero star. last minute cancelation.!!! today supposed to be 9:01 am bus…read moreschedule but suddenly not showed up! im so late at work!!!! not the 1st time!!!! cant trust !!!!

The trolley was okay. The idea was a fun experience. It definitely is the cheaper route to take to…read moreavoid having to pay for parking heading to certain places. It wasn't the smoothest experience. A lot more waiting than I wanted to in certain areas of the drive. The A/C was BLASTING in the row I was sitting in and the operator would not, or could not turn it down or off.

What a fun way to show your family around town. Start at 10:30 AM on Fridays and it's free stop…read morestop at multiple different locations get out and another one comes along you just be red bench and you get back on to go to the next stop very cool goes to the USS Iowa and many others it's free park your car and take your family on a stress-free adventure. Thank you for exploring San Pedro. We're happy you were here. Very proud of the town. I live in. Hope you enjoy it.

I needed to get close to the Whole Foods market at Beryl and PCH so I took the Metro rail and ended…read moreup at the Redondo Beach Green Line station on Marine Avenue. I was going to just order an Uber ride but then I noticed a bus sign for the Beach Cities Transit and a map showing me that it actually stopped at Diamond and PCH in Redondo Beach which was just a block away from my final destination. The sign said it was only $1 too so it was a no brainer to give it a try. In fact, I only had to wait 5 minutes and a shuttle van came rolling up to the station. This route was the 102 and it takes you on a random route though through a North Redondo Beach neighborhood and finally passing by the Southbay Galleria mall and then to the beach cities to end up at the Redondo Beach pier and then back again. It wasn't that crowded, mostly some out of towners headed to the pier from the station and then picking up a few kids with their skateboards along the way. Funny, I'd never even rode this before when I lived in the South Bay. I took care of what I needed to do and then just waited for the bus at Diamond and PCH again to be taken back to the Green Line station. It was totally worth it and I like the idea of leaving the driving to somebody else. BCT Line 102 hours are 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on 30 to 45 minute headways. I suppose the schedule gets off at times but for what it's worth, it's a fairly convenient service and much appreciated. There is also a 109 shuttle which heads more north/south through the beach cities and ends up at LAX. If I have to get to the beach again via the Green Line, I'll be taking the BCT shuttle again.

Rating has to be the lowest any bus comapies can get. BCT's schedule info to public on Saturday…read moreelectronically & those posted on signs at Greenline Station are untrue. Try to fool the public. People can wait up up to 45 - 110 minutes while sign shows every 30 minutes for Sat PM. BCT's bus fare is the highest in the area

Professional driver who arrived early. Safe driving and confident in navigating route. Car was very…read moreclean.

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Transportation in Torrance, Los Angeles County, California…read more.. My friend, Craig Y., purchased tickets online for the shuttle to the Hollywood Bowl from the Torrance Transit Center. It was an efficient method of transportation because we didn't have to drive in traffic... and some parts of the freeway had express lanes for busses! We didn't have to pay for parking and deal with all of that mess. Thank you, Craig, for organizing this outing! Note: when we returned after the concert at the Hollywood Bowl, a security guard opened up the clean restroom for riders to use!

I forgot to take pics or didn't even think to because I was rushing to get the bus because I had no…read moreidea the park and ride to the Hollywood bowl had moved here so I was running late already but let me say Turning into this place takes forever I'm not kidding but that's not their fault it's the city but it's a clean new looking place and honestly I kind of prefer it now vs the old park and ride of Wilson park As it feels safer not that it wasn't at the park but this feels more specific and you know everyone parked is there for a reason I also hear they do other park and rides to like the rams game maybe dodgers too? Didn't look but that's awesome