Skylink Shuttle
| 4909 Waters Edge Drive, Raleigh |
5 tarieven
6.80/10.00 |
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+1 919-233-3952 |
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ST H (18.10.2017 03:10)
SkyLink is my "go to" service for RDU. They are the best by far. When booked through their website, the driver has your info and the whole trip is seamless. They are very punctual and excellent about keeping in contact during the process. Highly recommended.
SkyLink is my "go to" service for RDU. They are the best by far. When booked through their website, the driver has your info and the whole trip is seamless. They are very punctual and excellent about keeping in contact during the process. Highly recommended.
Robin Burke (25.09.2017 03:33)
Awesome experience. Great customer service. Got me there safely and on time. I will definately use them again!
Awesome experience. Great customer service. Got me there safely and on time. I will definately use them again!
Aleya Mohamed (22.09.2017 02:37)
I have been traveling for a while now and this is the first time using this company and their service is very good, I recommend it for other customers. They have a great reservation system and you can book your reservation online with no problems, and also can print it out. It's very easy to use and you don't have to call the dispatcher, they showed up on time and the driver was very kind and I got to the airport on time and didn't miss my flight. This company is very professional and they are great, and I hope everyone can share this experience.
I have been traveling for a while now and this is the first time using this company and their service is very good, I recommend it for other customers. They have a great reservation system and you can book your reservation online with no problems, and also can print it out. It's very easy to use and you don't have to call the dispatcher, they showed up on time and the driver was very kind and I got to the airport on time and didn't miss my flight. This company is very professional and they are great, and I hope everyone can share this experience.
Adrianne Calabria (23.08.2017 15:06)
I wouldn't use them because their drivers are awful to other drivers in traffic. I want a taxi driver that respects safety and on a weekly basis I see one being aggressive. Example: This morning got flipped off by one because I was waiting for an intersection to clear instead of stopping in the middle of an intersection. Then watched him cut across 4 lanes of traffic.
I wouldn't use them because their drivers are awful to other drivers in traffic. I want a taxi driver that respects safety and on a weekly basis I see one being aggressive. Example: This morning got flipped off by one because I was waiting for an intersection to clear instead of stopping in the middle of an intersection. Then watched him cut across 4 lanes of traffic.
Aislinn Smith-Cotton (07.06.2017 17:43)
The pick-up from my home to the airport on April 19 was flawless. The return pick-up from the airport to my home early on May 2 was a totally different story. When the driver pulled up to Section 15 to pick us up in the Skylink van, I waved so he would know it was us that he was picking up; however, he seemed confused. He rolled down the window and asked if we had a confirmed pick-up and I advised him we did and my name. He then pulled to the curb and we rolled our bags over to the van, but then he backed-up about 50 feet or so without warning while we were standing there! We then drug our bags the 50 feet or so to where he was then, but then he pulled up back to where he was. He then pulled up again about another 50 feet or so. Each time he did so, it was without warning, and we then had to roll our bags to where he was 3 different times. He finally stopped and got out and asked us again if we had a confirmed reservation and if we were going to Raleigh. I advised again that we did and gave him my name and asked if he needed to see the confirmation email I had printed just in case. He said no. He never once said, "Hello" or even told us his name.
While the bags were being loaded, I began helping my mother get in to the second row. My mother has a cane; so, I walked her around to the driver side of the van to help her in, and the driver snapped at us to ask what we were doing. I advised that I was helping her in from that side because it's easier for her to get into vehicles from the drivers side. I also advised that I would be coming back around to the passenger side to sit there once I got her settled.
It took our driver a long time (about 10 minutes or so) to get the 6 standard suitcases into the trunk area. As he was finishing, another Skylink driver arrived and saw our driver helping us. When I looked back at him, he asked was I going to Raleigh and gave the name of our street, and I advised we were. However, since we were already settled into the first vehicle, he told that driver to take go ahead and continue to take us.
Once the driver got in and turned on the van, he asked me if I knew how to get home. I was puzzled, but answered that yes, I do. He then told me, "You need to give me directions to get there." I asked him if he had our address, and he told me no. I told him I could give him the address so he could get driving directions (as I had planned to catnap on the way home since it was after 1am and I had just flown cross-country all day), but he said, "No. You know how to get there. You need to tell me directions." He drove us there in silence except for me giving directions; however, the ride was terrible. He frequently crossed over the lane divider lines on the highway. Once he got in our neighborhood, despite not knowing where he was going as I was telling him turn-by-turn directions, he would speed up and then had to slow down or brake abruptly because there are curves and he was unfamiliar with the area. Additionally, the speed limit is only 25, but he consistently exceeded that. He had us all afraid of his driving and glad that there was so little traffic out due to the time. When he pulled into our driveway, he scraped the bottom of the van several times because he did not realize the best way to enter a driveway with a slight slope is at an angle (our first driver who took us to the airport figured this out without us having to tell him). He then opened the trunk, and he and my husband got our suitcases out, and we went in the house. He never said, "Thank you" or "Have a good day" or "Make sure you have everything"; he just pulled off.
The pick-up from my home to the airport on April 19 was flawless. The return pick-up from the airport to my home early on May 2 was a totally different story. When the driver pulled up to Section 15 to pick us up in the Skylink van, I waved so he would know it was us that he was picking up; however, he seemed confused. He rolled down the window and asked if we had a confirmed pick-up and I advised him we did and my name. He then pulled to the curb and we rolled our bags over to the van, but then he backed-up about 50 feet or so without warning while we were standing there! We then drug our bags the 50 feet or so to where he was then, but then he pulled up back to where he was. He then pulled up again about another 50 feet or so. Each time he did so, it was without warning, and we then had to roll our bags to where he was 3 different times. He finally stopped and got out and asked us again if we had a confirmed reservation and if we were going to Raleigh. I advised again that we did and gave him my name and asked if he needed to see the confirmation email I had printed just in case. He said no. He never once said, "Hello" or even told us his name.
While the bags were being loaded, I began helping my mother get in to the second row. My mother has a cane; so, I walked her around to the driver side of the van to help her in, and the driver snapped at us to ask what we were doing. I advised that I was helping her in from that side because it's easier for her to get into vehicles from the drivers side. I also advised that I would be coming back around to the passenger side to sit there once I got her settled.
It took our driver a long time (about 10 minutes or so) to get the 6 standard suitcases into the trunk area. As he was finishing, another Skylink driver arrived and saw our driver helping us. When I looked back at him, he asked was I going to Raleigh and gave the name of our street, and I advised we were. However, since we were already settled into the first vehicle, he told that driver to take go ahead and continue to take us.
Once the driver got in and turned on the van, he asked me if I knew how to get home. I was puzzled, but answered that yes, I do. He then told me, "You need to give me directions to get there." I asked him if he had our address, and he told me no. I told him I could give him the address so he could get driving directions (as I had planned to catnap on the way home since it was after 1am and I had just flown cross-country all day), but he said, "No. You know how to get there. You need to tell me directions." He drove us there in silence except for me giving directions; however, the ride was terrible. He frequently crossed over the lane divider lines on the highway. Once he got in our neighborhood, despite not knowing where he was going as I was telling him turn-by-turn directions, he would speed up and then had to slow down or brake abruptly because there are curves and he was unfamiliar with the area. Additionally, the speed limit is only 25, but he consistently exceeded that. He had us all afraid of his driving and glad that there was so little traffic out due to the time. When he pulled into our driveway, he scraped the bottom of the van several times because he did not realize the best way to enter a driveway with a slight slope is at an angle (our first driver who took us to the airport figured this out without us having to tell him). He then opened the trunk, and he and my husband got our suitcases out, and we went in the house. He never said, "Thank you" or "Have a good day" or "Make sure you have everything"; he just pulled off.
