FastStation

FastStation

Find upcoming trains quickly

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 3, 2024
  • August 17, 2026

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FastStation shows the departures at the stops around you the moment you open it — no menus, no searching, no hunting for your line. Big numbers, real times, and the walk to get there. Plan a whole trip, door to door Type where you're going and get several ways to get there: the fastest, the one with the fewest changes, and the one with the least walking. Routes combine trains, buses and ferries, so you get the answer a rider would actually give you — not just the one mode the app happens to know about. Your trips stay on your phone Route planning runs entirely on your device. Where you're coming from and where you're going are never sent anywhere — not to us, not to anyone. The app downloads a compact map of the network and does the work locally, so it keeps planning even when your signal doesn't. Built for the way you actually travel • Nearby stops sorted by walking distance, with live countdowns • Filter by subway, regional rail or bus • Pin the stops you use every day • Service alerts for the lines you care about • Leg-by-leg directions with a live countdown to your next departure • Maps showing the exact path of every leg Where it works New York, Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area and London. Bus times are based on published schedules; train arrivals are live where the network provides them.
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What's New in FastStation

3.6

August 17, 2026

Dublin. The Luas Red and Green lines, live — all 67 stops, with arrivals grouped by where the tram is actually going, so you can tell a Parnell tram from a Broombridge one at St. Stephen's Green. Station names are bilingual, Irish above English, set on a cream enamel plate with the black double keyline Dublin puts on its street signs. Stations that serve several lines now appear as a single card. 14 St-Union Sq, Times Sq-42 St, Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr and 32 other complexes were listed once per platform set. Now they're listed once, the way you actually walk into them. Walking times follow the street network instead of a straight line, so "can I still make it" accounts for the block you have to walk around.

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