MBTA Bus Route 55

Not bad, not bad at all!
Sure, my loyalty lies with the 39 bus, but this bus is also legit!
I love how this bus goes EVERYWHERE that I NEED TO GO, EVER. Downtown, Copley, and my neighborhood.
It does seem to leave on time from its starting spot on Queensberry. Two thumbs up MBTA!
P. S. The bus is always the way to travel, so you can avoid three hundred people paying with wrinkled, ripped dollars, at a stopped trolly. Pet Peeve.

I call this the magic bus. It takes me to all my favorite places in the city in a magical amount of time.
The 55 is annoyingly on time. As a procrastinator, I wish the bus would occasionally run a minute late. But it is always on time with a friendly driver.
Any public transportation regular will tell you that on time with friendly staff is magical enough, but the route of the 55 is the icing on the cake.
My favorite magic rides (in descending order of responsibility):
From my front door to the BPL in 10 minutes
Home to the gym (including walk) in 15
Same for Back Bay Station
Fenway to Park Street in about 20
From the BPL to El Pelon in 8 minutes
From Bukowskis to laying down at home in 6 minutes (7 minutes if I’m sober enough to make it past my couch to my bed)
I’m not sure if the 55 has always existed or if they invented it just for me, but either way my I’m in love. Thanks, MBTA.

A Great bus route. Friendly drivers, very on-​time. The drivers get beat up by motorists because the first (last?) stop is on Queensberry and the street is made needlessly narrow by onstreet parking on both sides. Very convenient for fenway residents going to/​from the Back Bay amtrak or downtown.

The 55 bus is so convenient going to and from Fenway to downtown. It is 80% ontime, and the bus drivers have a record of being exceptionally friendly. One night, the bus driver dropped passengers off at a restaurant on Boylston St. that was between stops for no reason other than being a nice guy.
This bus is a little specialized for those living in the Fenway area– but if you ever have friends that want to have drinks before going downtown, don’t fret the walk! You can easily pick up the bus and be dropped off in prime locations on Boylston St.
Going back, on the other hand, seems to take forever– I’ve only ever picked it up at Copley or outside the Prudential Center (Cheesecake Factory entrance) — but again, usually always on time.