My Bus Times

August 18, 2021

San Francisco Bay Area listings have been updated to include agencies that don't have real-time capabilities, such as ferries and some rail, shuttle and bus systems. For those agencies, arrival times are based on their published time tables.

August 13, 2021

Small bug fixes.

April 10, 2019

AC Transit (in the SF Bay area) has transitioned to a new real-time system, and so did we. If you have created any AC Transit stops before version 1.15, please update them before April 29, 2019. Just use Edit Stop and then Save. Or, you can use fast lookup by route and stop name, picking AC Transit (new).

April 8, 2019

AC Transit (in the SF Bay area) has transitioned to a new real-time system, and so did we. If you have created any AC Transit stops before version 1.15, please update them before April 29, 2019. Use fast lookup to switch to the new system.

June 19, 2018

A long overdue refresh: now works with all iOS device screen sizes and orientations. New: - Displays properly on iPhone X, and now runs on all iPads. - You can now rotate to landscape orientation - turn your old iPad into a sign board for the bus stop outside your business. - Details text is now centered to give the whole app a more sign board look. - A number of new transit agencies have been added: the 3 major airport shuttles around NYC, Winston-Salem, Tahoe/Truckee, Escalon, RTC Ride Reno, UC Berkeley shuttle, Big Blue Bus, Glendale Beeline and UCLA shuttle to name just a few. Bug fixes: - Stop lookup headings should all be correct now. - Rogue Valley Transit District (RVTD) is operational again. - Removed transit agencies that are no longer supported by the real-time APIs. Notably, the APIs for MARTA and several Atlanta transit agencies have been down since January, 2018. - Removed alternate stop lookup methods that were no longer functional. This is only a small detriment to the Minneapolis data, where stop lookup results in seeing only one route, but manually entering the stop number gives you all routes stopping at the stop. This app still remains the #1 app in fastest time to seeing stop predictions on your Apple Watch or iPhone, and now also on iPad.

May 25, 2016

In this version, we have flagged several SF Bay Area data feeds that 511.org has scheduled for replacement and put the preferred data feeds for AC Transit, MUNI and BART at the top of the list. We recommend you switch your stops to these feeds. The outage was originally scheduled to begin June 17, but has been delayed based on our feedback. We will be updating the affected agencies as soon as we get access to the new API. We apologize in advance for any disruption and hope to provide a seamless transition.

December 29, 2015

- alternate AC Transit feed added - East Bay Wheels has been added - but it looks like there is limited real-time coverage so far - removed references to website stop lookup that were resulting in 404-not found (stops that were affected in this way were not showing arrival times and will need to be looked up again)

December 3, 2015

*** We are aware of the issue with NextBus lookup and arrivals, and have submitted a fix *** *** The AC Transit feed that was down since Sunday is operational again *** - New Transit agencies: Tampa HART, Medford Rogue Valley RVTD, San Diego MTS (experimental),, San Joaquin Valley RTD (experimental), and York Region YRT in Ontario. - SF Bay Area route list is much shorter / less scrolling - now you select the direction of the route in the next step. - NextBus agencies now reside in its own Region. - Portland is now located in the Oregon region. - Fixed a bug that only occurred with Portland arrivals on Apple Watch. Be the first to review this new version!

October 7, 2015

- New agencies: Portland TriMet bus and rail plus 4 Atlanta, Georgia agencies, including MARTA bus and rail. - New SmartPaste feature when searching for stops on agency web pages such as Minneapolis, Vancouver, Honolulu, New York's MTA, 511.org and agencies serviced by NextBus. When you navigate to the web site's stop arrivals page, SmartPaste will detect the stop number and will automatically fill in the stop for you, just like the existing Fast Lookup feature does. - Stop name lookup now also works for Minneapolis. And the route names now match how they look on the MetroTransit website. - Vancouver now has a fast stop lookup choice - Service announcements are available for TriMet. - Over 120 US and Canadian agencies are now accessible on your iPhone or Apple Watch. - A crash seen only once in version1.6 has been fixed. If you agree that this is one of the simplest and fastest commuter apps around, please take a minute to write a review on the app store.

October 6, 2015

- Added Hawaii region for the city and county of Honolulu - thebus.org - Added a second BART option to San Francisco that fetches data directly from BART. If you're currently using the 511.org variant for BART (with a numeric stop indicator), please switch to "BART (preferred)". It's even simpler to set up: just choose the departing stop and direction. You'll see more details such as number of train cars, the new Express train indicator and whether bikes are excluded. Delays and other advisories are also shown for BART. - Better arrival estimates for New York City MTA express busses. - Continued simplification of the arrival report so you get no fluff, just what you need to know to catch your bus or train. You control the size of the detail list on the Apple Watch by adjusting the text size in the watch settings for dynamic text. If you agree that this is one of the simplest and fastest commuter apps around, please take a minute to write a review on the app store.

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