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Transit • Subway & Bus Timesはどんなアプリ？
Transit • Subway & Bus Timesは、公共交通機関の運行状況をリアルタイムで確認できるナビゲーションアプリです。
バスや電車の正確な出発時刻を把握できるため、乗り物がいつ来るか予測しながら移動できます。複数の交通手段を組み合わせた経路の比較も一画面で行えるので、自転車と電車を組み合わせるような計画もスムーズに立てられます。遅延などの運行情報を通知で受け取れる機能もあり、地下などで通信が不安定な場所でも正確な到着予測を確認できる仕組みです。
お気に入りの目的地や路線を登録すれば、次に行く場所へ素早く移動するための計画を立てられます。Apple Watchと連動して手元で通知を確認できるため、スマートフォンを取り出さずに乗り換えのタイミングを把握したい場面に向いています。
アノアプリによる紹介文です。デベロッパー公式の説明はApp Storeでご確認いただけます。
Transit • Subway & Bus Timesの注目ポイント
リアルタイムな運行状況の把握
バスや電車の正確な動向を即座に確認できます。車両の現在地を地図上で追えるため、次に来る乗り物を予測しながら移動する際に役立ちます。
複数の交通手段を組み合わせた経路比較
電車と自転車やバスを組み合わせたルートも一画面で比較できます。目的地までいかに効率よく移動できるかを検討する際に活躍します。
遅延や運行の乱れに関する通知
運行の乱れが発生した際に通知を受け取れます。地下など電波の届きにくい場所でも正確な到着予定を把握し、スムーズな乗り換えを計画できます。
お気に入り登録による素早い計画
よく使う目的地や路線を登録しておけば、ワンタップで旅程を組み立てられます。通勤や通学など、毎日決まったルートを移動する際に手間が省けます。
レビューの分析
リアルタイムの追跡機能が整っていない場所でも活用できる点が評価されています。公開されている範囲では、情報の正確性を保ちながら運行状況を把握できるため、移動の計画を立てやすさが好評です。特定の状況下でも頼りになる点が支持されています。
一部のルートが有料版に制限されている点に不満の声があります。バスの現在地を示す位置情報が分かりにくいという指摘も挙がっています。日本語の翻訳に対応していないため、言葉の壁を感じる場面があるとの意見も届いています。情報の正確性や言語対応における課題は、利用者が直面する具体的な問題として挙げられています。
アノアプリがApp Storeで公開中のレビューをもとに分析しています。
価格履歴
現在は無料でダウンロードできます。記録を始めた141日前から、価格は変わっていません。
アノアプリが独自に収集した価格履歴をもとに分析しています。
- 買い時判定
- 通常価格
- 記録期間
- 141日
- 最頻価格
- 無料
- 記録上の最安値
- 無料
価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-06-14 | 無料 |
ランキング推移
ナビゲーション（無料）：最終圏内 94位（2026年10月31日） ／ ナビゲーション（売上）：最終圏内 60位（2026年10月28日）
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アプリ更新履歴 活発に更新中
Ver 6.3.6 2026-10-31
See your city’s blocks from dock to dock: GO Bikeshare is here. At long, long last.
You can start a GO trip by tapping a bikeshare pin on the homescreen, or by planning a trip in the trip planner like you so often do.
Follow your turn-by-turn directions however you want:
- Right in the app
- Melodically (thanks to audio directions)
- On the lockscreen with Live Activities
… and if your destination dock runs out of slots? We’ll reroute you on the fly to a different dock. Oh, the magic of GO.
We’ve also added support for the app in Swedish and the iPhone Duo (for folks who prefer their phone foldable like a taco).
Rate us five stars and tell us what’s the best iSalsa: roja or verde
You can start a GO trip by tapping a bikeshare pin on the homescreen, or by planning a trip in the trip planner like you so often do.
Follow your turn-by-turn directions however you want:
- Right in the app
- Melodically (thanks to audio directions)
- On the lockscreen with Live Activities
… and if your destination dock runs out of slots? We’ll reroute you on the fly to a different dock. Oh, the magic of GO.
We’ve also added support for the app in Swedish and the iPhone Duo (for folks who prefer their phone foldable like a taco).
Rate us five stars and tell us what’s the best iSalsa: roja or verde
Ver 6.3.5 2026-10-07
The best cyclists in the world took our hometown by storm (and liberated some of its busiest roads from cars, wahoo!) as they duked it out at the Road World Championships in Montreal this week.
Dodging our city’s infamous potholes, traffic pylons, and cowbell-clad maniacs on electric BIXIs, the winners sped to the finish — and hey, so does this new faster version of Transit, thanks to a few alacritous improvements from your favourite road crew.
As UCI officials doled out medals and rainbow jerseys to perspiring pedalers, we doled out some hardware of our own: a free Royale subscription to everyone who rides Intercity Transit in Olympia, Washington, our 200th agency sponsor!
Make sure to send your own agency a little wink-wink-nudge-nudge if you’d like us to bring the Royale treatment to a city near you.
Rate us 5 stars and we’ll put some poutine gravy in your bidons the next time you climb Mount Royal.
Dodging our city’s infamous potholes, traffic pylons, and cowbell-clad maniacs on electric BIXIs, the winners sped to the finish — and hey, so does this new faster version of Transit, thanks to a few alacritous improvements from your favourite road crew.
As UCI officials doled out medals and rainbow jerseys to perspiring pedalers, we doled out some hardware of our own: a free Royale subscription to everyone who rides Intercity Transit in Olympia, Washington, our 200th agency sponsor!
Make sure to send your own agency a little wink-wink-nudge-nudge if you’d like us to bring the Royale treatment to a city near you.
Rate us 5 stars and we’ll put some poutine gravy in your bidons the next time you climb Mount Royal.
Ver 6.3.4 2026-10-03
The best cyclists in the world took our hometown by storm (and liberated some of its busiest roads from cars, wahoo!) as they duked it out at the Road World Championships in Montreal this week.
Dodging our city’s infamous potholes, traffic pylons, and cowbell-clad maniacs on electric BIXIs, the winners sped to the finish — and hey, so does this new faster version of Transit, thanks to a few alacritous improvements from your favourite road crew.
As UCI officials doled out medals and rainbow jerseys to perspiring pedalers, we doled out some hardware of our own: a free Royale subscription to everyone who rides Intercity Transit in Olympia, Washington, our 200th agency sponsor!
Make sure to send your own agency a little wink-wink-nudge-nudge if you’d like us to bring the Royale treatment to a city near you.
Rate us 5 stars and we’ll put some poutine gravy in your bidons the next time you climb Mount Royal.
Dodging our city’s infamous potholes, traffic pylons, and cowbell-clad maniacs on electric BIXIs, the winners sped to the finish — and hey, so does this new faster version of Transit, thanks to a few alacritous improvements from your favourite road crew.
As UCI officials doled out medals and rainbow jerseys to perspiring pedalers, we doled out some hardware of our own: a free Royale subscription to everyone who rides Intercity Transit in Olympia, Washington, our 200th agency sponsor!
Make sure to send your own agency a little wink-wink-nudge-nudge if you’d like us to bring the Royale treatment to a city near you.
Rate us 5 stars and we’ll put some poutine gravy in your bidons the next time you climb Mount Royal.
Ver 6.3.3 2026-09-27
Arriving early? Bit late? Perhaps you’re spiritually a Japanese railway conductor and plan to get there PRECISELY on time? Let your friends, family, and felicitous followers know — by sharing a link to your live GO trip.
Here’s how it works:
1. Start a GO trip
2. Get a shareable link
3. People who open your link can see your trip, current location, and ETA
Rest assured: only people with the link can see your trip, and you can turn off your broadcast at any time.
AKA you no longer have to text your friends “I’ll be there in 10 minutes” (when you’re actually 15 minutes away…) because they can now see your ETA update in real-time. Transit delay? Sidetracked by a cute dog? Not sure if you’ll make the last train? Keep your loved ones up-to-date with your progress.
And if you’re trying to coordinate a mid-ride rendezvous? Drop your GO trip link in the group chat, and open your friends’ links to see everyone’s current locations + ETAs on the map. Because why GO solo, if you can throw a GO party ;)
Rate us 5 stars for putting the punc in punctuality, danke
Here’s how it works:
1. Start a GO trip
2. Get a shareable link
3. People who open your link can see your trip, current location, and ETA
Rest assured: only people with the link can see your trip, and you can turn off your broadcast at any time.
AKA you no longer have to text your friends “I’ll be there in 10 minutes” (when you’re actually 15 minutes away…) because they can now see your ETA update in real-time. Transit delay? Sidetracked by a cute dog? Not sure if you’ll make the last train? Keep your loved ones up-to-date with your progress.
And if you’re trying to coordinate a mid-ride rendezvous? Drop your GO trip link in the group chat, and open your friends’ links to see everyone’s current locations + ETAs on the map. Because why GO solo, if you can throw a GO party ;)
Rate us 5 stars for putting the punc in punctuality, danke
Ver 6.3.2 2026-09-06
Arriving early? Bit late? Perhaps you’re spiritually a Japanese railway conductor and plan to get there PRECISELY on time? Let your friends, family, and felicitous followers know — by sharing a link to your live GO trip.
Here’s how it works:
1. Start a GO trip
2. Get a shareable link
3. People who open your link can see your trip, current location, and ETA
Rest assured: only people with the link can see your trip, and you can turn off your broadcast at any time.
AKA you no longer have to text your friends “I’ll be there in 10 minutes” (when you’re actually 15 minutes away…) because they can now see your ETA update in real-time. Transit delay? Sidetracked by a cute dog? Not sure if you’ll make the last train? Keep your loved ones up-to-date with your progress.
And if you’re trying to coordinate a mid-ride rendezvous? Drop your GO trip link in the group chat, and open your friends’ links to see everyone’s current locations + ETAs on the map. Because why GO solo, if you can throw a GO party ;)
Rate us 5 stars for putting the punc in punctuality, danke
Here’s how it works:
1. Start a GO trip
2. Get a shareable link
3. People who open your link can see your trip, current location, and ETA
Rest assured: only people with the link can see your trip, and you can turn off your broadcast at any time.
AKA you no longer have to text your friends “I’ll be there in 10 minutes” (when you’re actually 15 minutes away…) because they can now see your ETA update in real-time. Transit delay? Sidetracked by a cute dog? Not sure if you’ll make the last train? Keep your loved ones up-to-date with your progress.
And if you’re trying to coordinate a mid-ride rendezvous? Drop your GO trip link in the group chat, and open your friends’ links to see everyone’s current locations + ETAs on the map. Because why GO solo, if you can throw a GO party ;)
Rate us 5 stars for putting the punc in punctuality, danke
Ver 6.3.1 2026-09-02
It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories:
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
Ver 6.3.0 2026-08-22
It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories:
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
Ver 6.2.3 2026-08-10
It hasn’t just been a summer. It’s been an Odyssey. We’ve returned from the Trojan bug wars looking a little bit worse for wear. But the lotus flowers were delicious (from what we remember) and boy, do we have stories:
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
- Boston Green Line riders rejoice: we defeated the six-headed sea monster of branched train lines: instead of making you swipe through six different train “directions” (when it was really the same train, just stopping at different platforms) we now show just two train directions, with the branches and platforms nested underneath
- We added better handling for connecting lines, so you know which bus and train lines you can easily transfer to when searching a station or tapping on a trip plan
- We made sure that scheduled disruptions appear in all the various places that they should have been appearing in all along! (Like putting strikes on cancelled departures when you tap open a line or trip plan. Oopsie.)
- A couple little typographical tweaksie-doodles on the Home Screen widget that helps you plan a trip to a saved location
Hope that satisfies your fixins for bug fixes! Now it’s time to meet all of the lovely suitors who moved into our house to keep our family company while we were at sea…
PS: rate us five stars if the best way to enjoy a bug fix update is in 70mm IMAX.
Ver 6.2.2 2026-07-24
OK. So maybe our beloved Canada isn’t a soccer powerhouse quite yet. But if there was a shiny cup for being romantic about public transportation, the Transit team would be frontrunners every year — and you’d be our honorary captain.
From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips.
Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including:
- every GO trip you’ve taken
- the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing
- the rating you left each trip
- what the weather was like
- how long the trip took, how long you waited
- top speed (wheeeee) and more
For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history
We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like:
- Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there
- Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.)
- Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name
- Bug fixes, obv
…and that’s it!
Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave
From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips.
Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including:
- every GO trip you’ve taken
- the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing
- the rating you left each trip
- what the weather was like
- how long the trip took, how long you waited
- top speed (wheeeee) and more
For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history
We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like:
- Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there
- Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.)
- Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name
- Bug fixes, obv
…and that’s it!
Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave
Ver 6.2.0 2026-07-11
OK. So maybe our beloved Canada isn’t a soccer powerhouse quite yet. But if there was a shiny cup for being romantic about public transportation, the Transit team would be frontrunners every year — and you’d be our honorary captain.
From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips.
Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including:
- every GO trip you’ve taken
- the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing
- the rating you left each trip
- what the weather was like
- how long the trip took, how long you waited
- top speed (wheeeee) and more
For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history
We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like:
- Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there
- Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.)
- Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name
- Bug fixes, obv
…and that’s it!
Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave
From fond memories of rides across the city, to your obsessive impulse to know exactly how much longer your morning commute is versus your afternoon one (it’s important, OK!) our all-new Trip History feature lets you run the tape back and look up stats for all your past GO trips.
Once you enable Trip History in the settings, you can start tracking all the tracks you’ve travelled down, including:
- every GO trip you’ve taken
- the number of riders you helped via GO crowdsourcing
- the rating you left each trip
- what the weather was like
- how long the trip took, how long you waited
- top speed (wheeeee) and more
For additional info, take a trip down your bus-filled memory lane: transitapp.com/en/features/trip-history
We’ve also snuck in a few other surprises before the final whistle, like:
- Helping partner agencies who are playing host to the football fiesta (in Vancouver, Toronto, Kansas City, Seattle, the Bay Area, and beyond) make it easier for spectators and regular city folk to navigate their cities, with little improvements here and there
- Invisible backend improvements that let us swap real-time sources faster than before. (Has your agency made an on-the-fly fix to where their transit data is stored? No more stale data lingering in the app — we’ll now update to the new source in a few short minutes.)
- Homescreen widget update! Our wee ol’ widget now lets you plan a trip in one tap for up to four locations — like home, school, work, and one other mysterious fourth place where everybody knows your name
- Bug fixes, obv
…and that’s it!
Rate us five-stars if your favourite sport is throwing your hands up on the bus and starting The Wave