Transit • Subway & Bus Times

Arriving early? Bit late? Perhaps you’re spiritually a Japanese railway conductor and plan to get there PRECISELY on time? Let your friends, family, and felicitous followers know — by sharing a link to your live GO trip. Here’s how it works: 1. Start a GO trip 2. Get a shareable link 3. People who open your link can see your trip, current location, and ETA Rest assured: only people with the link can see your trip, and you can turn off your broadcast at any time. AKA you no longer have to text your friends “I’ll be there in 10 minutes” (when you’re actually 15 minutes away…) because they can now see your ETA update in real-time. Transit delay? Sidetracked by a cute dog? Not sure if you’ll make the last train? Keep your loved ones up-to-date with your progress. And if you’re trying to coordinate a mid-ride rendezvous? Drop your GO trip link in the group chat, and open your friends’ links to see everyone’s current locations + ETAs on the map. Because why GO solo, if you can throw a GO party ;) Rate us 5 stars for putting the punc in punctuality, danke

It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories: - Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath - We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan - We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.) - A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea… PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.

It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories: - Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath - We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan - We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.) - A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea… PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.

It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories: - Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath - We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan - We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.) - A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea… PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.

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