The Best Transit Apps For Commuters (Android & iPhone)
Smartphones are certainly an essential tool to have on a commute, and there are many transit apps that make the experience a little more hassle-free for anyone who uses an iPhone or Android device. Those who live in cities with reliable public transit options may often forego bringing their own cars to places to avoid getting stuck in traffic. Of course, there are also people who don't have their own vehicles to drive and are heavily reliant on buses, trains, subways, cabs, and other transport services.
As one of the highly used navigation apps, Google Maps provides a pretty thorough representation of traffic situations in most places in the country (and the world). Not only does it provide route information for those who drive their own transportation, but it also has options that show cycling and public transit routes. However, in some cases, and depending on where the user is located, recommendations may not always be the best. For that reason, it's important to use and consult other transit apps to increase the chances for a punctual arrival at any destination.
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Out of the many transit apps available for both Android and iOS, Citymapper seems to be the best option to try first, as it's highly rated at 4.8 stars with over 10 million downloads on Google Play and 4.9 stars (as well as an Editor's Choice award) on Apple's App Store. It's completely free to use and has an attractive and user-friendly interface. Upon launch, the Citymapper app automatically detects the user's location and lets them select from various transportation options—such as cabs, trains, buses, and even lesser-known options like streetcars, e-scooters, and ferries—to see what's available
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