Transit vs Tree Hugger NYC

CG Transit offers offline trip planning in public transport systems of more than 20 U.S. and Canadian cities and European trains. Just pick your departure and destination point and get a list of suggested routes including all the transfers and scheduled departure/arrival times sorted by the time of departure. You can then view detailed information of the routes, display them on the map etc. Key features: • Fast offline searching • Search routes by map • Advanced search parameters - changing the date and time, adding "via" stations, choosing transport modes, etc. • Favorite routes • Push notifications of schedule updates and their immediate download Available timetables: • Selected transit authorities in the United States: New York (subway, buses, trains), Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Washington, San Francisco, Dallas, Denver, Minneapolis, Portland, Honolulu, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh • Selected transit authorities in Canada: Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Quebec, Winnipeg • Train timetables in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Benelux, Austria, the Czech and Slovak Republic, Portugal, Switzerland, Hungary, Nordic and Balkan countries • Selected public transport, bus and train timetables in the Czech and Slovak Republic U.S. and Canadian cities – free basic features (offline searching, search routes by map), paid premium features (more details, routes and stops searching, no advertisement) European schedules - an annual license fee (one month to try out all the timetables for free) Feedback, requests? Please email us at ios@cgtransit.com

Discover and name every street tree in New York City. Tree Hugger NYC maps all five boroughs using the NYC Parks TreesCount! dataset — tap any tree on the map to see its species, trunk diameter, health rating, and the nickname your neighbors gave it. See a tree without a name? Give it one. Your name is visible to everyone in the city. Features: • All NYC street trees across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island • Tap any tree to see species, size, health, and stewardship info • Name a tree — visible to the whole city • Report trees that have been removed or are in distress • Map centers on your current location automatically Tree data provided by NYC Parks & Recreation via the NYC Open Data TreesCount! 2015 census.