Transit • Subway & Bus Times

OK. So maybe our beloved Canada isn’t a soccer powerhouse quite yet. But if there was a shiny cup for being romantic about public transportation, the Transit team would be frontrunners every year — and you’d be our honorary captain. From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips. Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including: - every GO trip you’ve taken - the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing - the rating you left each trip - what the weather was like - how long the trip took, how long you waited - top speed (wheeeee) and more For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like: - Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there - Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.) - Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name - Bug fixes, obv …and that’s it! Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave

OK. So maybe our beloved Canada isn’t a soccer powerhouse quite yet. But if there was a shiny cup for being romantic about public transportation, the Transit team would be frontrunners every year — and you’d be our honorary captain. From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips. Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including: - every GO trip you’ve taken - the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing - the rating you left each trip - what the weather was like - how long the trip took, how long you waited - top speed (wheeeee) and more For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like: - Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there - Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.) - Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name - Bug fixes, obv …and that’s it! Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave

First it was the tulips. Then the lilacs, the peonies, and now the jacarandas. The pools are open, the parks are packed, summer’s in the air — and so are the hooligan hoots of patio-raiding patriots downtown.  (Apparently there’s a certain foot-oriented sports tournament going on?!) Just in time for kickoff, we’re sounding the Transit vuvuzelas with two big partnerships: Toronto and Vancouver! TTC and TransLink connoisseurs have been upgraded to Royale for FREE — along with a smattering of other in-app upgrades — thanks to partnerships with two of Canada’s most iconic transit agencies. From the CN Tower to the Seawall, we're doing our darnedest to get Royale to more and more cities. We want ALL release-notes-reading Transit superfans (but also, just regular transit riders!) to have the best app, the best data, and to feel secure knowing that their feedback about their local bus and train service is making its way to agency staff. To date, more than 180 agencies sponsor Royale for their riders! If you are a lucky Torontonian, Vancouverite — or just someone with a Royale case of FOMO — we have all the partnerships deets at our blog: transitapp.com/blog On the non-partnership-side-of-things we’re trucking along doing our thang. - If your phone kills a background Transit session to free up memory for other apps, we’ll restore you to exactly where you were before — instead of just sending you back to the homescreen. - AKA no need for a panicked frenzy of tappings to replan a trip if you switch apps on the go — we’ll remember whatever you’d looked up in the trip planner (and which screen you had open) for the next hour - Bugs: we’ve eradicated our fair share. Save those mosquito nets for the cottage! Rate us five stars for putting the bicycle in bicycle kick™

First it was the tulips. Then the lilacs, the peonies, and now the jacarandas. The pools are open, the parks are packed, summer’s in the air — and so are the hooligan hoots of patio-raiding patriots downtown.  (Apparently there’s a certain foot-oriented sports tournament going on?!) Just in time for kickoff, we’re sounding the Transit vuvuzelas with two big partnerships: Toronto and Vancouver! TTC and TransLink connoisseurs have been upgraded to Royale for FREE — along with a smattering of other in-app upgrades — thanks to partnerships with two of Canada’s most iconic transit agencies. From the CN Tower to the Seawall, we're doing our darnedest to get Royale to more and more cities. We want ALL release-notes-reading Transit superfans (but also, just regular transit riders!) to have the best app, the best data, and to feel secure knowing that their feedback about their local bus and train service is making its way to agency staff. To date, more than 180 agencies sponsor Royale for their riders! If you are a lucky Torontonian, Vancouverite — or just someone with a Royale case of FOMO — we have all the partnerships deets at our blog: transitapp.com/blog On the non-partnership-side-of-things we’re trucking along doing our thang. - If your phone kills a background Transit session to free up memory for other apps, we’ll restore you to exactly where you were before — instead of just sending you back to the homescreen. - AKA no need for a panicked frenzy of tappings to replan a trip if you switch apps on the go — we’ll remember whatever you’d looked up in the trip planner (and which screen you had open) for the next hour - Bugs: we’ve eradicated our fair share. Save those mosquito nets for the cottage! Rate us five stars for putting the bicycle in bicycle kick™

The tulips are apoppin’. The groundhogs are back to doing groundhog things. Spring is in swing, allergy meds are flying off the pharmacy shelves, and the latest Transit update is percolating through the iPhone airwaves. Here’s what’s new with us — what’s new with you? - You can now share a trip plan with friends, family, frenemies, rubes, dandies, and anyone else worthy of your commuting decrees: plan a trip, tap the share button, and pass one along - (Because nothing says “I love you” like “can we please take the bus instead mom here it’s literally this easy”) - If you don’t see the “share a trip” button right now, you should in a few days! What else’s afoot? - You can now book paratransit and other flexible modes right from the homescreen with a new “Request ride” button (in select markets) - Cześć, Polsko! We recently added 35 cities across Poland and our app now speaks impeccable Polish to boot - If you don’t need subtitles to watch Kieślowski movies… this is your lucky update - Skipped stop bug fix: turns out we were silently removing skipped stops from the stop list on detoured buses. So there was no obvious way to see that your stop was gonna get skipped — and no alerts to warn you if the bus wouldn’t stop there. Thankfully we’ve come to our senses, and stopped skipping skipped stops - And we no longer refer to all trains in French as “RERs”. (Were our Parisian transit analysts being paid off by l’Académie Français to rename Québec’s rolling stock? Next thing you know we’ll be calling them trains au chocolat instead of chocolocomotives.) - Drumroll please: a few other bug fixes Rate us five stars if mom always approves of your trip plan