Caltrain+ vs VTA Schedule & Tracker

Caltrain+ is a Caltrain schedule and trip planning app that lets you quickly and easily figure out which train to take to get you from Station A to Station B. Additionally you can view full timetables, service alerts, and a system map all from within the app. To use Caltrain+, simply select the station you want to depart from, the station you want to arrive at, and the timetable (Weekday or Weekend), and Caltrain+ will show you a complete list of every matching train you could take along with its number, service type (i.e. Local, Limited, Express, or South County Connector), departure and arrival time, and trip duration. Optionally specify an “arrive by” time to filter the list of trains to only include those which will get you to your destination station before the specified time. You can also view the full list of scheduled stops for a particular train just by tapping on it. Transit data provided by 511.org. Icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com.

Plan direct VTA light rail trips with reported and schedule-estimated train positions, departure countdowns, timetables, fares, and service alerts in one fast map. Built for daily Bay Area commuters and occasional riders, Delayta: VTA covers the Blue, Green, and Orange lines, including special-event service. FEATURES • See reported trains and schedule-based estimates on a rail-following map • Find direct trips between stations served by the same line • Choose which lines you see from the gear menu; the map and timetable follow, and the choice sticks between launches • Browse timetables by line, direction, and service day • Check real-time delay updates and trip progress when available • See active light-rail alerts without bus-alert clutter • Find the closest station and view a walking route • Save Home and Work for faster commute planning • Review stop-by-stop details, trip duration, and VTA fare information • Choose 12- or 24-hour time SCHEDULES THAT STAY CURRENT A full timetable ships inside the app, so trip planning works offline. Each time you open Delayta it checks for a newer VTA schedule and swaps it in automatically, so timetable changes reach you without waiting for an app update. Settings shows which schedule you are on and when it was published. NO ADS. NO SUBSCRIPTIONS. NO CATCH. Delayta: VTA is free, with no account, no tracking, and no paywall. An optional tip jar is there if you want to support development. Map positions combine reported vehicle locations with schedule-based estimates, so not every train has a live GPS report. Real-time updates, alerts, walking directions, and schedule refreshes require a network connection and may be delayed, incomplete, or unavailable. Schedule data provided by VTA. Real-time data provided by 511.org. Delayta: VTA is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, or 511.org.