App Center

Transit tools for the web and mobile devices

Since MTA made schedule data available in a standardized format, independent software developers have offered a number of useful tools for riders. Below are some of the free applications that are available from third-party developers using MTA’s open GTFS data.

Other applications are listed at City-Go-Round.

Questions or comments? Do we need to add an app? Contact MTA.

Mobile Applications
allSchedules Stops and schedules For iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad)	Google Maps for Android Directions and “transit navigation” For Android	Hopstop Directions For Android, Blackberry, iOS, Windows mobile
Maps on iOS Directions For iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad)		Walk Score Find rentals near public transit, get Transit Scores For iOS
Desktop Applications
Google Earth Shows stop locations For Linux, Mac OS X, Windows	Google Hotel Finder Identify hotels with access to a given location by transit For web browsers	Google Maps Directions For web browsers
HopStop Directions For web-browsers	rome2rio Multi-modal directions, including air, local bus, and intercity bus For web-browsers	WalkScore Apartment Search Transit Score, search for rentals with convenient transit access For web-browsers
Accessibility Devices
BrailleNote and VoiceNote Transit information for wayfinding use by people who are visually impaired. For BrailleNote and VoiceNote GPS system