Sharon

"Don’t park here unless you want to pay a fine on top of your daily parking fee just because the parking maid forgot to refresh their app. And even if you’re a resident don’t park in the reserved parking area unless you have a sticker; which by the way you still have to pay the same amount for a parking space if you have one. Only MBTA station with this issue."

"Typical small town rail stop with a good-sized parking lot."

"An embarrassment for the town. There are only a handful of parking spots for non-residents and 2 huge lots that usually go largely unfilled for residents only. There is no bathroom, no snack machines, no schedules and no MBTA employees here. You had better make DAMN sure the space you're parked in is the correct one that you put into the app, otherwise Gump the bike cop will happily issue you a ticket....all about the money and all. Was parked in space 3, couldnt see the number clearly because theyre FADED AWAY on the pavement and I was in a hurry and I put 8 into the app...I do realize that's my mistake but still. I bet I would have made the same mistake if it had snowed, and I'd have to shovel over it to see the number, no way my old eyes would have been able to see the number right. Never had to deal with any of these nonsensical things at any of the other train stations, thankfully."

"Quiet, safe, easy access and good train schedule on weekdays. Just 27 minutes to South Station. Easy parking for the fortunate commuters who get quarterly passes - all 700 or so spaces are taken in about 4 minutes during quarterly online lottery."

"Good commuter rail station but not a lot of parking especially for non resident pass holders. Daily parking is available on the Providence side but fills up between 7 and 7:30am most weekdays. Note that some daily parking is reserved for Sharon residents with a sticker that can be obtained from the department of public works behind the police station, but the daily fee still needs to be paid. Check out the city website for more details."