Via Metropolitan Transit

Don’t ever give via your number they will text you two too three times a day I call via five times and they say that iam on the don’t text list and then I’ll get some texts I’ve tried everything to get them to stop so I’ll post a bad review e ery time I get another text

I only recently started to ride the bus and one of the things I dislike is the schedule. Austin, TX bus run every 15 to 30 mins plus they have bus that run on Sundays and after 10pm. San Antonio is a big city where not everyone has a car, taxis are expensive, and gas prices are not great. For those who have to ride the bus adding more routes to every 15 minutes could really help and also extending hours until 12am would make it easier for those riders who have to work late and can’t always get a ride home from friends, coworkers, or family. Keep that in mind and help the San Antonio people.

I can not praise the bus drivers enough that drive the busses around San Antonio.
Always so very polite and helpful.
There have been so many incidents I can recall of drunkin louts, arguments that have errupted, difference of opinion and also the ammount of mentally sick people that ride the bus.
The bus drivers always have acted in a proffesional manner ALWAYS. The number 14 bus route has wonderful drivers and I feel they should be praised for there work especially when dealing on a day to day basis with a lot of challenging behaviour from the public.
Well done drivers on the 14 bus route

Somewhat remorsefully, I confess I’ve been a «jump in the car and go» gal for most of my adult life. I’ve had ample cause, though: in most cases, I’ve lived in areas where public transportation either didn’t exist, or else was greatly lacking. But VIA — with its comprehensive schedules and affordable fares — is gra-​a-​a-​adually changing my ideas about ways to get around the city.
Day passes (good for unlimited regular bus or streetcar fare on any given day) are $ 4; monthly passes (which offer unlimited passage on buses/​streetcars for the month they’re issued) are $ 30. And those are non-​discounted rates: certain groups (seniors, students, the disabled) are afforded a 50% discount! Please note, also, that most of VIA’s products are available for purchase online and at a number of businesses throughout the city.
Best of all (especially for those who are fairly new to San Antonio), VIA offers an introduction to the city that you won’t ever glimpse from the Riverwalk, El Mercado or the Alamo: many of this city’s natives still use the bus system for everyday needs — and here is where you’ll encounter first-​hand stories of San Antonio, past and present. And as a passenger, you’ll be able to relax and just take in the scenery along the way.
As always, there are limitations to the suitability of this mode of transport: first, if time is critical — or if the weather is dreadful — a different conveyance might be preferable. In addition, most of the routes shut down between the hours of 9 and 10 p.m., and don’t resume until 5 or 6 a.m.
But for the periodic trip downtown — to either the Riverwalk or a special event –VIA can’t be beat; and likewise, for a leisurely day of exploration and discovery of our fine city, VIA is tops.
So next time you want to go someplace where parking is limited or expensive, consider VIA. You might find — as I have — that it’s the perfect solution to your dilemma!