The Official MTA App

The Official MTA App

MTA’s Official All-in-One App

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All Versions of The Official MTA App

3.10.1

June 19, 2024

Our latest update includes several enhancements based on user feedback, addressing various bug fixes. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.10.0

June 17, 2024

This release contains enhancements and improvements, including: • The Search bar has been repositioned in the Explore tab for improved accessibility. • Enhanced accuracy for Rail vehicle tracking. • Subway station entrances added to the Explore map. • Performance improvements and various bug fixes. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.9.1

June 4, 2024

This release contains some improvements based on feedback from our users. • A center dot has been added to Explore’s map for easier search accuracy. • Stopcodes have been added to the bus stop page. • Updated icons for re-centering maps and Explore’s map settings. • Various bug fixes. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.9.0

June 3, 2024

This release contains some improvements based on feedback from our users. • A center dot has been added to Explore’s map for easier search accuracy. • Stopcodes have been added to the bus stop page. • Updated icons for re-centering maps and Explore’s map settings. • Various bug fixes. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.8.1

May 21, 2024

Our latest update includes several enhancements based on user feedback, addressing various bug fixes. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.8.0

May 15, 2024

Our latest update contains some enhancements based on feedback from our users, including: ∙ Swipe to change travel direction on the route map. ∙ Save trip plans for future trip planning. ∙ Subway service alerts grouped by status. ∙ “Last refreshed” indicator when internet connection is lost. ∙ Data is cached so that information still displays when there is no internet connection. ∙ Quickly return to a tab’s home screen by tapping on that tab. ∙ Various bug fixes and improvements. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.7.0

May 6, 2024

This update contains several enhancements based on user feedback: • View arrival time as well as minutes away for arrivals • Users can choose how they’d like to see arrivals in Display Settings • Access schedules from the More tab • Bug fixes and improvements Thank you for riding with us.
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3.6.1

April 24, 2024

This update contains several enhancements based on user feedback: • Minor improvements and various bug fixes More to come soon. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.6.0

April 17, 2024

This update contains several enhancements based on user feedback: - View live bus locations on the route map - Ability to select a default tab that opens when you come back to the app later - Remembers where you last were in the Explore and Status tabs - Expected outage date displays for upcoming subway elevator and escalator outages - Various bug fixes More to come soon. Thank you for riding with us.
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3.5.0

April 11, 2024

The newest version contains a bunch of small changes based on feedback from our users, including: - Bus vehicle number and rider occupancy, when available, and also identifies buses with a designated open stroller area. - Link to helpful app tips on the “More” tab. - Enhanced bus time accuracy in the trip view for more reliable planning. - Bug fixes Thank you for riding with us.
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Price History of The Official MTA App

Description of The Official MTA App

The official all-in-one-app for MTA’s subways, buses, and commuter railroads (Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North). • A map-based interface that simplifies trip planning and makes getting around a breeze. • Reliable real-time information from the MTA, with a new Status tab to quickly see on any service issues. • Wondering where your bus is? Track it on the map in real-time and never miss a ride again. • Easily save your frequently used lines, stops, and stations, and access them quickly for a hassle-free commute. • Stay informed of any trip changes with optional alerts that notify you of delays or disruptions. • Enjoy personalized smart alerts that learn your preferred trips and proactively check for service changes before you leave. The MTA app is built for our riders, with our riders. We update the app regularly based on your feedback.
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The Official MTA App: FAQ

Is the software for The Official MTA App compatible with iPads?

No, The Official MTA App cannot support iPad devices.
MTA/New York City Transit released the The Official MTA App app.
Currently, The Official MTA App supports iOS 13.4 or later.
The Official MTA App has a very low rating of 1.8 out of 5.
The Primary Genre Of The The Official Mta App App Is Travel.
3.10.1 is the most recent version of the The Official MTA App app.
The most recent update for The Official MTA App was released on July 2, 2024.
The release date of the app was on February 6, 2023.
Suitable for children aged 4 and up, contains no objectionable material.
You can use the The Official MTA App app in English, Spanish.
No, The Official MTA App is not on Apple Arcade.
No, The Official MTA App does not integrate in-app purchases for users.
No, The Official MTA App does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of The Official MTA App

  • Throwback New York Experience

    I deleted this app and have opted for a good old fashion New York City experience! Now I just show up to the platform whenever and stand and wait and pray and sweat and crane my neck to look down into the darkness of the tunnel (behind the yellow line of course)! Will the train come? Maybe, maybe not! What an exciting and real time rush! Maybe I’ll make it to that job interview but will I be able to make the three transfers? Are those trains even running? Who knows? Exciting! Yellow tape and hand posters are my new best friends again! They got rid of the station agents and those eta screens rarely works so its the wild days down under ground! I like to pretend Im back in the 80s or byo strap and go even farther back in time, either way I get by with my street smarts and grit, patience and a TON of underground cursing! Thanks for the inspiration MTA!
  • Waste time, bus time is never accurate

    Been using both the old and the new apps, was having a hard time when it first updated but everything was all good since I already got used to it.
    The most horrible is this freaking bus time is never accurate! The bus comes late or earlier than the estimate that I do understand, NYC’s traffic is unpredictable. But what makes me angry is that it gives fake schedule time. Some buses estimate that none of the buses showed up, or the bus arrived but did not even show on the app. Making me stand at the bus stop and waiting for plenty of times!
    Such a waste of time app. This app should be convenient for passengers to check out accurate schedule timing for their commute. What is the purpose of creating an app that is not helping at all instead of wasting people's time? Garbage.
  • App ruined.

    What used to be a relatively efficient way to check the subway arrival times has now been ruined. I will be in the station standing on a platform, and when I open the app and “nearby stops” auto opens, I have to scroll through multiple bus stops that I don’t care about to find the subway station I am trying to find times for. Busses and trains should be separate, or at least, there should be a way to default filter for one or the other.
    Additionally, large train hubs have separate dots on the map for the lines at the same station. This makes it incredibly frustrating to find the train line you opened the app to look for when you may already literally be standing on the platform for the train. For example, the Times Sq station has dots for each line that runs through it, and it is unintuitive where to scroll on the map to find the line you are searching for, i.e. you may have found the dot for the 123 but want the dot for the NQRW.
    Overall, it takes far too many clicks to find the information that should be readily available.