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I wish someone would build an integrated BART+MUNI+CalTrain app. When I evaluated transit apps over a year ago, I liked the UI of iBART the best but ultimately
by shalmanese 15y ago
I wish someone would build an integrated BART+MUNI+CalTrain app. When I evaluated transit apps over a year ago, I liked the UI of iBART the best but ultimately went with iCommute because it had MUNI+BART in 1. Still had to get a separate app for CalTrain and then another separate app for San Jose Transit for when I was down there.
- jaredsohn 15y agoIn case you (or others) aren't aware of it, the built-in maps app does give directions using all of these forms if you ask it to show mass transit instead of driving or walking directions. Also in the Bay Area, 511.org is another way to get these directions (but I don't think the mobile experience is as good as the maps app.)
- davidwhodge 15y agoTrue. Though the built-in maps app definitely leaves something to be desired. One big benefit it does have is its coverage. What Maps is missing is a decent list of stuff though... offline routing, real-time arrivals, alerts and system maps. Maps on iOS is really more of a driving app than a transit app. As a result, transit is a buried and minimized feature in Maps.
- davidwhodge 15y agoThanks for your insights on your app choice for MUNI + BART. For what it's worth, we do have a separate Caltrain app called Ride Caltrain.
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- jklabo 15y agoRoutesy is awesome and does exactly what you want!