Shiloh-Scott

"It's a local train station. There isn't much shelter from weather. It's the end of the route for the one train and the one bus."

"I've used this station many times to get to and from the base to work downtown. As far as public trans goes, you do get some loud, awkward folks throughout the city, and east St. Louis area, but this station particularly feels safe and there is usually a security guard around 6pm when I get home from work. You can leave your car inside the base, and enter the base through a pedestrian gate attached to the station."

"The subway conductors are always bitter and angry looking. If you don't know the rules they'll cry and give you a nasty attitude. They don't understand customer service or know how to act like decent people. Not my fault you're obese and mad at the world"

"In my opinion it's the best station on the entire line. It's always been safe, clean, and on time unless there is an issue at one of the other stations. I wish all the stations were this safe, once you get past memorial hospital there isn't a station that's safe in my opinion."

"The Shiloh-Scott Metro station is clean, and efficient. One upside of being at the end of the line is that the drivers have to switch cabins. This gives travelers lots of time to board a train before it leaves, which is great if you're going to the airport and have lots of bags. The outdoor station also has it's upsides, as It's definitely one of the cleaner Metro stations. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed Shiloh-Scott's Metro Station, and I would be happy to ride from here again in the future."