Transit Reviews

Transit keeps returning "no routes found" error no matter which points are chosen, no matter which bus or rail line, for LA Metro. I deleted Transit from my phone and reinstalled (doesn't work). I deleted the schedule and reinstalled (doesn't work). Transit just returns "no routes found" error. The previous app version worked quite well and I had thought about purchasing the schedule--boy am I glad I didn't.

It won’t let me put in a password; it won’t let me put in a destination. It is worthless. I can’t find out how to cancel.

First it told me to get off the train and switch to the elevated line when you could just stay on the train for the next 2 stops and not have to waste time switching and paying a second fare to get to the same station.
I redid it and it finally gave me the whole train route if I used the map but told me the train would get there 4 hours before my arrival time and there was nothing later when I know they are almost hourly.
So I deleted it as untrustworthy.

Please add setting to not display journey price, improve map display (it is jumping with expand/collapse).

I believe developers are listening.

Ridiculous app- too limited. Don’t bother

Transit does not update the routes as they go out of service.

Using Transit will get you lost or stranded in one the biggest cities in the world.

Plenty of other public this app apps to use in NY (5 other apps).

Do not get hustled into paying for Transit, there will be plenty of other praying on you as a tourist. You don’t need the extra risk or frustration.

Avoid Transit for your own safety.

Wanted to take family to Bronx zoo on 7Ave express.

To our surprise 7 stops on this route we’re out of service (including our stop). Transit directed me specifically to this route.

The stations were not closed unexpectedly, either. Scheduled maintenance.

We got dumped off in the hood. (The real hood in the Bronx.) with my fiancé, 17 year old daughter and her friend.

Very dangerous situation that could be avoided if you do not use Transit.

Transit sounds great, but after 30 days, San Francisco Database packs cost $9.99? I'd pay $9.99 if all the offline data was included.

It completely ignores my selected arrival time. So if I have to scroll down and load later departures and scroll down and load later departures until I find one close to the time I indicated when searching for the route in the first place. Seems like a pretty easy thing to fix...?

This is an extraordinary app and I use it every single day. I also like the bookmarking tool so you can come back at a later time and have the route already picked.

It would be better of there was an option to give the bookmarked routes our own custom title. Ex: "My House to Food Market" I'm not familiar with most streets and avenues around where I live and it would make things so much easier. Especially when you have about over 10 routes bookmarked.

Overall, There is not any other app I'd use than this one. It's accurate and I enjoy the data updates I get within Transit because it tells me it works. I find it a very caring app.

I've used it for Denver and boulder in CO and love it. Very accurate and easy to use. The favorite system is good, there is support for tons of other cities including some international. It also updates regularly to see how long til the next bus.

The only two minor complaints I have are the departure board not being clear how to use (some extra feature I'm guessing, I couldn't understand it after ten minutes of playing with it) and there being too many copies of locations. You still get to the right place if selecting one though so its not a huge issue, just would be nice to see all the extras removed.

Otherwise, awesome app!!

It took me a minute to figure it out but now that I did can't wait to use it. Saw some reviews that people had success using it in Denver so i had to try it. I already have my home, college, work and library saved under those names under points of interests so all I have to do is type in home to college and I get multiple bus lines and routes. A must have for the Denver bus taker like me.

Transit rocks! Please update so that when you add an event to you calendar, the title of the event has the name/number of the bus that you are scheduling. Transit has made finding a bus much more convenient, and that simple update would make it even better! Thank you.

All other apps are just slightly off. Transit is simple. Put in address and it shows you options. Allows arrival/departure times. Of all the apps I've downloaded (7), this is the best one. Haven't tested underground.

Please integrate with apple maps.

BETTER than Google/RTD For Denver. Very happy with it. Too bad the Apple store cannot find it when searched by name. Has tons of cities it supports including Denver. It does have trouble with our trains downtown though as it has no concept of a line that loops at one end. It wants me to walk to the next station when I can just ride it around. Still, it's often more accurate than the signs above the trains at the stop. Even shows the route's map if you drill deep enough

I rely on SEPTA to get from South Philly to the King of Prussia mall 5 days a week for work. Therefore, I rely on Transit everyday for my ever changing bartender schedule, and SEPTA's. Before I set my alarm, all I need to do is change the arrival day & time, and Transit will tell me what time the subway leaves, when I will get uptown, how soon I have to be at the bus, and when I will arrive at work, with various options on routes and times on either side of my desired arrival time. With Septa being unreliable for one reason or another (traffic, maintenance issues, or whatever excuse a driver can come up with), it's nice to be able to chose a schedule that will get me to work a half hour early, or if I'm pushing the envelope, 5 minutes before my shift. I don't know what I would do with out this this app app. I've tried many others and they just don't fit my needs. This one is perfect for public transportation users, especially those who live in Philadelphia and are relying on connections/heading to the suburbs. Don't necessarily recommend this for intercity travel unless you're on a tight schedule, since the subways run every ten minutes, and popular bus routes the same or less.

Great app for all types of this app users.

GPS tracking helps a person know which bus, train and trolley is coming next no matter where they are.

The old way one would have to search the routes and read the time table and figure out the closest area relative to the schedules via paper or Internet.

I remember having to use multiple this app route schedule pamphlets store in my bag for quick reference. Now Transit gives me instant reference to any route based on my GPS location.

This will be a great app if we can get real time bus tracking in addition to the schedules. This would be great when situations may cause route delays.

You will only find my name one other time in the Reviews. I write this due to the negative reviews I've read. Transit has been a blessing as it gives me both bus and rail options based on my current location. Truly a tool for dummies like me. I'm glad I took the chance.

Provides more efficient choices in my travels by bus and rail in Denver than Google Map. I'm impressed. Like the option to catch the tighter schedules even if a bit risky. Raw but effective for advance users (people who ride more than twice a year).

Transit is better than the this app websites. It gives specific info on how to get to the stations you need. It works quickly.

Great App. Tells me where and when to switch trains to get to my destination by the appointment time. I drive 3 miles, catch the train, listen to iTunes, switch trains once and arrive at my appointment in time. Reverse order to get back. 60 mile round trip for $2. No sweat, no strain. Short of a private limo, this is hard to beat. Updated for train schedule changes.
A good reason to have an iPhone.