Route schedules, maps, and real-time tracking of MTA buses in New York City.
About Transit Tracker+ - NYC
Transit Tracker+ - NYC is a maps & navigation app developed by hillman apps.
How many times has Transit Tracker+ - NYC been downloaded?
Transit Tracker+ - NYC has been downloaded 1.3 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 0 times.
What is the rating of Transit Tracker+ - NYC?
Transit Tracker+ - NYC is rated 4.06 out of 5 stars, based on 48 ratings.
Is Transit Tracker+ - NYC free?
Transit Tracker+ - NYC costs $1.99 to download. The APK download size is 5.04 MB. The latest version available is 3.4.7. The last update was on March 25, 2024.
What are the requirements for Transit Tracker+ - NYC?
Transit Tracker+ - NYC requires Android 4.4+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play November 2012.
Description
Transit Tracker is not affiliated with any transit or government agency; this is not an official MTA app. All data is obtained through public APIs provided by MTA. Details can be found here: https://new.mta.info/developers
Transit Tracker+ - NYC is an ad-free version of Transit Tracker - NYC with a few additional features.
Transit Tracker - NYC allows riders to take advantage of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's vehicle monitoring service, MTA Bus Time. The data feeds used by Transit Tracker are provided for free by MTA; details can be found here: https://new.mta.info/developers.
Transit Tracker - NYC also includes the ability to download route schedules.
Transit Tracker - NYC allows you to define alerts for MTA routes and stops; get a notification when a vehicle on a specific route is approaching or arriving at a particular stop.
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TRACKING
** Important! ** Not all MTA routes are currently supported. MTA Bus Time will be available NYC-wide by the end of 2013. See the this site for a list of currently supported routes:
http://bustime.mta.info/routes/
- Put in one or more route numbers, separated by spaces or commas, and see all vehicles on those routes, put in a stop number to see all buses serving that stop, or put in an individual vehicle number (printed on the side of MTA buses).
ROUTE SCHEDULES
- You can request a route schedule for any MTA route by entering its number. Schedules can be viewed as origin/destination tables or on a map. On the map, see when the next bus/train is scheduled to arrive by tapping on a stop. See all times for that stop by tapping on the info window that appears.
CLOSE STOPS
- Select your current location or an address you enter or select on a map as a search location for MTA stops that are nearby. You can specify a maximum number of stops to return as well as an optional route filter.
ALERTS
- You can define alerts for when a MTA vehicle is approaching or arriving at a particular stop. These alerts are based on distance from the stop, using the shape of the route defined by MTA.
- Because these alerts depend on the vehicle following the shape defined by MTA, if the vehicle is on detour, or if the vehicle isn't following the defined route for some other reason, your alert may not trigger as expected.
TWITTER
- Transit Tracker - NYC displays the latest updates from @MTA.
Other features:
- Choose a light or dark theme. - Show satellite imagery and/or color-coded traffic data on the map. - Optionally keep the map screen from dimming and shutting off. - Adjust the update interval of MTA vehicle locations. - Choose a custom ringtone for alerts. - Add track and route widgets and shortcuts to your home screen to go straight to the map or schedule you want.
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Best MTA Bus Tracker App! Every New Yorker who uses MTA buses should get this app. Never wonder where your next bus is ever again!
★★★★☆Daniel Crain· Jan 24, 2017
PLEASE FIX!!!! You can't check the schedules for any routes other than the Manhattan and bronx routes that run on Sundays, for all other routes it always says "no service available" even when the route runs on Sunday. Otherwise, it is great.
★★★★★A Google User· Apr 23, 2014
There really is no better option out there right now... If you take the NYC MTA Buses, then you must have this app. It's very easy to look at and there are quite a few options. Being able to overlay the map with traffic data is also great to see the conditions you're dealing with. Track buses, track stations, alerts, the ability to share your bus location - it even gives you the physical bus number (4-digit number). The one suggestion I have now (and it's not a crucial one by any means) is if it's possible to put the bus route number on the graphic icon - perhaps under the directional arrow - when you are tracking a station, so you can see which bus is next without have to touch each bus icon. Not very essential, but a nice to have. Great work. Support the developer!
★☆☆☆☆Jude Tan· Oct 31, 2017
-Every time I try to add the Q7 and Q112 buses it says "Request returned no result". -The Q37 bus route is not updated. It does not show the stop at the Aqueduct racetrack or the Resorts World Casino stop. -Q10 bus route does not show the stops. And I paid for this app. It used to be good, but now it's downhill.
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