Category:Mobile applications

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The below software applications make transit information available to users of mobile phones through native mobile apps.

  • Google Maps - Google Maps contains a transit trip planner, which is available for several devices including Android mobile phones, iPhones prior to iOS6, and Blackberries.
  • Joyride - This default Maps application will link to 3rd party applications that provide transit routing information.
  • The Transit App - An iOS application that provides routing based on scheduled information, and real-time arrival estimates, for select cities.
  • Nokia Maps - Provides transit directions for hundreds of transit agencies in North America by using publicly-available GTFS data available on Nokia Windows Media devices.
  • RouteShout - Allows users to receive scheduled and predicted arrival times via SMS or mobile application.
  • Tiramisu - Crowd-sources real-time estimated arrival times, bus fullness, and rider experience based on users of the mobile application.

Pages in category "Mobile applications"

The following 18 pages are in this category, out of 18 total.