Braintree Station

"Just convenient, and economical. The ride into Boston center might take 30 or so minutes (25-35?, not recalling), but man it’s nice not to drive in Boston, or to find and pay for parking. When we rode in on this Red line early on Saturday morning; it was not that full. We rode back out the Red line about 10:30 pm. Again, no issues."

"Never too crowded always have Security I do t feel safe around big crowds so the presence of security is assuring"

"Pretty darn convenient for those trying to get in and out, as is the case with most public transportation"

"Clean(er) than most stations I find "in town" at least... It's what it says it is...and always under construction of sum sorts it seems th o lol...as far as "sneaking around" to go smoke weed or take a piss n what not if need be... it's the most surveilled station I've ever seen, cameras directly linked to the B.P.D. as well as being located not far from their lair...so reaction time is fast (allegedly ?!), side note Braintree's finest typically are dressed for "war" in tactical gear and overachieving use of look at my compensation equipment...they dress worse than Brockton Police do, and they actually get shot at from time to time..."

"Most days are okay but at least two or three times a week. Trains are delayed because of problems on the tracks, that's the answer they give us when we ask questions. Or when we are all on the appropriate train waiting to leave we are told to leave the train because it is going out of service and wait for another train that "should be coming soon" that has happened to me more than three times. There are no announcements to tell the riders why there are so many delays. Also I pay $22.50 to ride the train and the bus 5 days a week, while I am there at least two or three people jump over the turnstyles getting to ride for free and the workers do nothing to stop it or at least tell them don't do that."