I moved to Madison without a car. With the many taxi services, Uber, and Zip Car I thought I'd…read morecovered all my bases. Well a day ago I needed to get across to the west side of town. I needed to catch a bus. For $2 can get from the east to the west or practically anywhere in Madison. There are a few Apps to download which keep the schedule updated to the minute; helpful in bad weather, and they help you plan your trip with a color coded bus number system that includes how many stops to your destination. If you ever need to get somewhere Madison Metro Bus will get you there. If you're new to the Metro system, "cityofmadison.com" will give you the "deets" on the bus. You can purchase weekly or monthly passes online or at the City Treasure on Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. or at many other retail stores like Copps Foods, Hy-Vee, or the University Bookstore just to name a few. There's even a reduced fee pass for retired persons and another for low income persons. You can see if you qualify online. The busses are mostly clean, the drivers are extremely helpful if it's your first time or you need a transfer. Lastly, In 2007 Madison bought 5 Hybrid electric busses...way to be green Madison Metro!

Booked the 17 seat bus for a school dance and had an amazing experience with Josh. The bus was…read morelarge, clean, and fun! Everything went perfect and on time. Thank you!

It was pretty easy to work with Top Shelf, there was good communication and our vehicle was timely…read moreand clean for our wedding day! They let us see the transportation in-person prior to signing our contract, which we appreciated :)

Asked what was the wait time and the responses was "35 mins" after 35 mins i called to c how much…read morelong but was told next in line! We all no time is $ & no 1 would call if they did not have a place to go,therefore please give realistic time please!!!!

My mother is 88 years old and decided not to renew her drivers license. We called Need A Lift to…read moregive her a ride to her dentist appointment. Everyone at Need A Lift was very kind and compassionate. Their service was top notch and very safe for seniors. We will definitely use them again. Highly recommend!

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.

Mad-Bus provides transportation especially tailored for UW-Madison students from the Twin Cities.read more

I'm waiting at the Greyhound bus station since about 9:17 pm tonight and whoever driving the East…read morestate night bus is bogus the pulled into the bus station and then left, they didn't even give me a chance to walk to the bus before pulling off. So now I'm stuck at the Greyhound station until the next bus comes around 10:20.

I was standing at the bus stop tonight across the street from burger king on east state waiting for…read morethe Harrison/Alpine bus with my phone light on and waving my hand so the bus driver could know I wanted the bus with that being said whoever was driving the bus tonight around 8:00 just flew right past me and didn't stop the bus or slow down. I had to walk the rest of the way home in the rain.