Wann vs KiwiRideBLE

Wann shows nearby public transport departures as soon as you open it. No setup, no stop selection, no waiting. Open Wann before you leave and you’ll know whether you need to run for your bus, tram, train or subway, or whether you can simply walk. Wann currently supports: • Boston (MBTA) • Bay Area (BART) • London • Hong Kong (Citybus) • Brussels (STIB/MIVB) • Berlin and Brandenburg • Rhine-Ruhr (VRR) • Hamburg and the surrounding hvv region • Baden-Württemberg and the districts of Neu-Ulm and Lindau • Vienna • Linz • Styria • Vorarlberg • Switzerland • Norway Features: • Nearby departures Wann shows bus, tram, train, subway and metro departures around your current location. • Live and automatic Departure times refresh automatically. When you move, nearby stops and reachable departures update with you. • Walking time included Wann accounts for the walk to each stop and highlights departures you can realistically catch. • Map directions Not sure where a stop is? Wann can show you the route from your current location. • Apple Watch Check nearby departures from your wrist, with station pages and walking-aware highlights. • Wann+ Remove ads and unlock every nearby station on Apple Watch. • Accessible Wann supports iOS accessibility features so important departure information can be read aloud. Data provided by: Citybus Limited via DATA.GOV.HK, MBTA, Transport for London, BART, Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg, hvv, MobiData BW / NVBW, Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr (VRR), Wiener Linien, Linz AG Linien, Steirischer Verkehrsverbund, Land Vorarlberg, SBB, Entur, and STIB/MIVB. Preview images created using Previewed at https://previewed.app MobiData BW / NVBW: https://mobidata-bw.de/dataset/trias (Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung 2.0: https://www.govdata.de/dl-de/by-2-0).

We are KIWIride— a registered and locally established, Dubai-basedbrand to provide an electric scooter sharing platform in the GCC and EU. We are committed to developing eco-friendly, smart mobility solutions that will help communities in the GCC and EU get access to environment-friendly, affordable mobility. The aim is toloweran individual’s carbon footprint by reducing dependence on automobiles for short-distance transportation.