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5.12.4
Aug 07, 2022
Happy 10th birthday to Transit!
We cut our cake open with an electric chainsaw, sabred champagne with a multitool, and swung at a bus-shaped piñata until it rained free fares for everyone in attendance. Was it the most raucous tenth birthday party that Montreal has ever seen? The jury is out — but it was certainly a celebration befitting someone two times our age! (2.1 in America.)
Now we’re entering the second decade of Transit the best way we know how...
- Fixed the bug where people pronounce “New Orleans” as “New Orleeeeens”
- You can now buy tickets for streetcar and buses in New Awwlinz y’all, right inside Transit
- (Who said it was a bad idea to visit Louisiana in August? Laissez les bons temps brûler.)
- We now sell transit tickets for Toledo, Ohio too
Also:
- Can’t tell the difference between “scheduled departure” vs. “real-time departure”? Or an “officially canceled trip” vs. a “most-likely canceled trip”?
- Hallelujah! We’ve added a little explainer — you can find it by tapping on any line.
- Bikesharers in Pittsburgh and Kona, Hawaii can now buy passes + unlock bikes within Transit
- Ben Franklin Transit riders in Washington have been given Royale privileges
- (Sorry Ben Franklin. You got crowned after all.)
Now make a wish… and rate us 5 stars to blow out half of our birthday candles.
PS: spot a bug? You can tweet us @transitapp.
5.12.2
Jun 11, 2022
Call me by your name? Call me Hamburger Bandito. Call me Luscious Kumquat. Call me Hypno Fawn.
For those of you that ride the bus and train with GO… collecting those GO points… climbing to the top of the leaderboard… generating real-time departure times like a benevolent data duchess…
We’ve tapped you on the shoulder with the Transit scepter: you’ve now got your very own GO nickname (!) and emoji avatar (!!)
- open the app: in the top left corner, you’ll see your new GO identity
- whenever you use GO, your new avatar will bedazzle the vehicle icon as it moves down the line (showing nearby riders where your bus/train currently is)
- the new nicknames are FUN
- you can shuffle for a new nickname + emoji combo
- Royale subscribers can write-in their own names and pick their own emoji avatar
Want to taunt your GO rivals with a nickname that’s as knightly as your leaderboard scores? Use the “share” button to show off your GO ranking.
Prefer to remain anonymous? Activate ghost mode. Be the GO Banquo your city deserves.
QUOI D’AUTRE?
- You can now buy tickets for The S (Modesto, CA) within Transit
- Same for booking microtransit for NICE MINI (Nassau County, NY)
- Ibid for Milwaukee’s “famously bubblicious” Bublr bikeshare — you can unlock bikes with Transit, too
- Free Royale? Yes, m’lady: if you live in Columbus OH or Missoula MT, you’ve been granted a complimentary subscription, courtesy of your transit agency.
- “What’s Royale?” All the info is at transitapp.com/royale, m’lord.
Rate us five stars and show us your new GO nickname @transitapp!!
PS: we’re hiring developers! transitapp.com/jobs
5.12.1
May 26, 2022
Turn off the air conditioning. Lick an ice cube. Hop in the river to cool down, just like grandma used to do. Chug a frosty. Annihilate a slush puppy. Crush a popsicle. Find some safety scissors and fetch the box of freeze pops behind the forgotten meat and black bananas. They’re from 2003? So what. Skip the white. Go for the blue.
Summer is here… and while we hope you’ve been keeping chill… we certainly haven’t:
- Use GO? Thank you — especially if you’ve been answering the new “Rate-My-Ride” questions during your trip!
- The feedback you provide (about stuff like crowding and punctuality) can be shared with transit agencies to improve your transit service
- And now: that feedback can inform your own travel choices, too!
- Starting today we’re showing “Rate-My-Ride” stats within the app, for every line with enough answers
- Tap any line to see how punctual (and “masked-up”) your line is — as judged by other users
- We also let you judge your trip on a five-star scale
- You can now see those five-star ratings for every line with enough answers
Also new:
- Free Royale: if you take transit in Modesto, CA; Cleveland, OH; Cincinnati, OH; Sarnia ON; or Saguenay, QC? Your agency has hooked you up with a Transit Royale subscription.
- Bikeshare: you can now buy BCycle passes (and unlock bikes!) in San Antonio. Which means San Antonians can now purchase bikeshare *and* transit passes with their Transit account, no credit card fetchin’ required
- Microtransit: we now support Welland On-Demand and OmniRide in San Bernardino.
What else? Bull market this. Bear market that. It’s always boom times if you live in the bug market:
- Stupid computer: we fixed a problem with integer overflows.
- (We’re not saying you were the #1 GO rider on your line, but you probably weren’t in “4,294,967,295st place” like we said you were.)
- Our well-rounded designers have instructed Transit’s corner radiuses to follow suit.
- Fixes to “Rate-my-Ride” logic (like confirming whether you’re riding transit line A or transit line B *before* asking you other questions about your line)
- Sorry, optimists: instead of saying your line has “Good service” when we have no active alerts about it… we now just say… “No alerts”…
There’s more where all that came from, but we’ll spare you the 4.29 billion other little details.
PS: why not round up, and rate us 5.0 stars?
PPS: accost us with discovery of bug on twitter @transitapp
5.12.0
May 22, 2022
Turn off the air conditioning. Lick an ice cube. Hop in the river to cool down, just like grandma used to do. Chug a frosty. Annihilate a slush puppy. Crush a popsicle. Find some safety scissors and fetch the box of freeze pops behind the forgotten meat and black bananas. They’re from 2003? So what. Skip the white. Go for the blue.
Summer is here… and while we hope you’ve been keeping chill… we certainly haven’t:
- Use GO? Thank you — especially if you’ve been answering the new “Rate-My-Ride” questions during your trip!
- The feedback you provide (about stuff like crowding and punctuality) can be shared with transit agencies to improve your transit service
- And now: that feedback can inform your own travel choices, too!
- Starting today we’re showing “Rate-My-Ride” stats within the app, for every line with enough answers
- Tap any line to see how punctual (and “masked-up”) your line is — as judged by other users
- We also let you judge your trip on a five-star scale
- You can now see those five-star ratings for every line with enough answers
Also new:
- Free Royale: if you take transit in Modesto, CA; Cleveland, OH; Cincinnati, OH; Sarnia ON; or Saguenay, QC? Your agency has hooked you up with a Transit Royale subscription.
- Bikeshare: you can now buy BCycle passes (and unlock bikes!) in San Antonio. Which means San Antonians can now purchase bikeshare *and* transit passes with their Transit account, no credit card fetchin’ required
- Microtransit: we now support Welland On-Demand and OmniRide in San Bernardino.
What else? Bull market this. Bear market that. It’s always boom times if you live in the bug market:
- Stupid computer: we fixed a problem with integer overflows.
- (We’re not saying you were the #1 GO rider on your line, but you probably weren’t in “4,294,967,295st place” like we said you were.)
- Our well-rounded designers have instructed Transit’s corner radiuses to follow suit.
- Fixes to “Rate-my-Ride” logic (like confirming whether you’re riding transit line A or transit line B *before* asking you other questions about your line)
- Sorry, optimists: instead of saying your line has “Good service” when we have no active alerts about it… we now just say… “No alerts”…
There’s more where all that came from, but we’ll spare you the 4.29 billion other little details.
PS: why not round up, and rate us 5.0 stars?
PPS: accost us with discovery of bug on twitter @transitapp
5.11.5
May 03, 2022
April showers. May flowers. April grapes. May rosé. April foot therapy. May backflips off your grandpa’s shed into the above ground pool. Here’s what we’ve been sowing this month:
- If you use Transit to get around VIA (San Antonio, TX), CATA (Lansing, MI), Anne Arundel County (MD), or STTR (Trois-Rivières, QC)?
- Dust off your cape. Polish that tiara. Your agency has gifted you free Transit Royale!
- We’ve set up a little dashboard to track what % of trips are “mostly masked” in your city: transitapp.com/masks
See you on the flip side, grandpops. Rate us five stars for belly flop awareness.
5.11.4
Apr 20, 2022
Some bus lines are better than others. You know it’s true. What are the best (or most beguiling) transit lines in your city? Funny you asked…
In this update, we’ll start asking you to rate your ride whenever you use GO — did your vehicle show up on time? was it wheelchair-accessible? were people masked up? was it super crowded?
Soon, we’ll start pooling your answers and show you the “grade” for transit lines across your city.
Not only will you have a better idea of what to expect — but your local transit agency will know which lines need the most attention.
Anything else? Our yankee doodle American neighboUrs have been making a raQUet for years — clamoUring for an end to the idiosyncratic Canadian spelling style used at Transit. Consider this the formal abridgEment to our highly-flavoUred dialogUE: we’ve turned on “American spelling” for Americans, to anAEthetize their rancoUr.
Rate us 5 stars if you think American disdain for imperial spelling traditions should extend to imperial measurement units. (Ask for an inch? We’ll give a kilometre.)
PS… Montrealers can savoUr the savings: use Transit to save $9 off your annual BIXI pass. Discount is good til April 15th :)
PPS… What else? Shocking everybody: bug fixes.
5.11.3
Apr 10, 2022
Some bus lines are better than others. You know it’s true. What are the best (or most beguiling) transit lines in your city? Funny you asked…
In this update, we’ll start asking you to rate your ride whenever you use GO — did your vehicle show up on time? was it wheelchair-accessible? were people masked up? was it super crowded?
Soon, we’ll start pooling your answers and show you the “grade” for transit lines across your city.
Not only will you have a better idea of what to expect — but your local transit agency will know which lines need the most attention.
Anything else? Our yankee doodle American neighboUrs have been making a raQUet for years — clamoUring for an end to the idiosyncratic Canadian spelling style used at Transit. Consider this the formal abridgEment to our highly-flavoUred dialogUE: we’ve turned on “American spelling” for Americans, to anAEthetize their rancoUr.
Rate us 5 stars if you think American disdain for imperial spelling traditions should extend to imperial measurement units. (Ask for an inch? We’ll give a kilometre.)
PS… Montrealers can savoUr the savings: use Transit to save $9 off your annual BIXI pass. Discount is good til April 15th :)
PPS… What else? Shocking everybody: bug fixes.
5.11.2
Mar 18, 2022
Spring has sprung. The outdoor rinks are nothing but mud puddles. The ski slopes have been reclaimed by mountain bikers. Snow pants are out. Sundresses are in. Is that the hum of mosquitos out in the distance? Not if we have anything to say about it!!!
What’s new in this release:
- Goodbye Mr. Freeze-themed splash screen
- Hello “Tunnel Rave Neon” app icon for you lovely Royale supporters
- Transit Royale has been given to everyone in beautiful Belleville, ON and eastern Contra Costa County, CA (just over the mountains from Oakland) — thanks Belleville + Tri Delta Transit!
- Free Royale in Auxerre, France too? Why not: merci, Réseau Leo! On t’aime.
- We’re working with transit agencies to bring free Royale to every city. To speed up the process, ask your transit agency, and remember to tag us on Twitter @transitapp!
- We’ve added BCycle in Madison, WI. You can use Transit to find and unlock bikes, buy bike passes, and pedal from lake to lake to lake to lake to lake.
Bugs we’ve fixed in this release, bzzzzzz:
- The slow-loading ticket bar is now the Speedy Gonzalez ticket bar
- Disappearing buses in GO have had their invisibility privileges revoked
- Designers hinted that our Dark Mode “route pinning” pins made you squint
- So we minted a new pin tint that doesn’t set your eyes aglint
All that and plenty more under-the-hood. Rate us five stars to get more spring in your step.
5.11.1
Mar 06, 2022
It goes without saying: transit schedules are always changing.
But these days they’re changing more rapidly — and more dramatically — than they used to.
~ hello, schedule changes ~
~ now in select cities ~
- is your line running at reduced frequencies?
- is it now only during rush hour, or weekends?
- is an upcoming holiday going to affect the schedule?
Tap any line to find out. You’ll be able to see a graph of transit frequencies by day/week/month to get a sense for how› service is changing. (Make sure to subscribe to service alerts for your line — you’ll get a push notification when a change is coming.)
Coming to all cities soon. (If you’re subscribed to Transit Royale, you should see it now.)
What else?
- Live in Los Angeles? Metro riders can redeem a subscription to Transit Royale — we’ve just started rolling em out.
- Everyone in Kansas City is now a Kansas City Royal(e), courtesy of RideKC.
- Live in Salt Lake City (UTA)? Bakersfield (GET)? Monterey-Salinas (MST)? San Bernardino (Omnitrans)? Santa Monica (Big Blue Bus)? Milton, ON (Milton Transit)? Cornwall, ON (Cornwall Transit)?
- You’ll soon have the pleasure of seeing Transit with Royale-tinted glasses, thanks to your transit agency.
And a few last ones:
- Privacy privateers, buckle up: we’ve added the ability to delete your account. You can now CTRL+ALT+DELete yo-self by opening up the settings.
- The usual bug fixes, experiments, tests, and logic improvements to please our inner Vulcan \\//
- 1000 comment Slack debate about “paragraph” vs. “line breaks” was resolved in a tie /br eak
PS: Donnez-nous cinq étoiles si vous savez lire dans le langage de l’amour
PPPS: bug fix? tweet us @transitapp
5.10.12
Feb 14, 2022
Hello from the land of windchill warnings, freezer-burnt toes, snowed-in porches, moustaches crusted with snow. You thought Toronto was “True North”? Come take the Polar Express to Nunavik — the tippy-toppiest part of Northern Quebec — where no bugs survive winter (ergo: a prime destination for Transit developers to sit back, code, and chillllax.)
With such a light dusting of bug fixins’ to fix, we’ve had time to work on all sorts of new features:
- In select cities, you can now see the combined cost of a multimodal “transit + ridehail” trip in the trip planner.
- If your transit agency confirms a scheduled trip has been cancelled, we’ll now show a real-time symbol ))) next to the c-r-o-s-s-e-d o-u-t departure
- Microtransit lovers: C-TRAN’s shuttle service is now available in Vancouver. (Not the one with Sedin Twins: the one in Washington State, right across the Columbia River from Portland. [No, not the Lobster Portland, the other one…])
- We’ve added transit ticket purchases in all the following cities: Flagstaff, AZ; Avalon, CA; Banning, CA; Oxnard, CA; Palm Springs, CA; Tallahassee, FL; Oklahoma City, OK; Astoria, OR; and Hood River County, OR
We’re also happy to unveil the latest batch of Royale cities — their transit agencies have secured Transit Royale subscriptions for every rider!
- Albuquerque (thanks ABQ Ride!)
- Nassau County, NY (thanks NICE!)
- Solano County, CA (thanks SolTrans!)
- Loudoun County, VA (thanks LC Transit!)
- Clark County, WA (thanks C-TRAN!)
If your agency hasn’t yet unlocked your Royale subscription, you can always remind them with a nice friendly tweet. Tag @transitapp, we love to see it.
PS: rate us 5 shooting stars to make the Northern Lights pop for Stephen, Transit’s newest and northernmost Nunavik fanboy
5.10.11
Feb 05, 2022
Hello from the land of windchill warnings, freezer-burnt toes, snowed-in porches, moustaches crusted with snow. You thought Toronto was “True North”? Come take the Polar Express to Nunavik — the tippy-toppiest part of Northern Quebec — where no bugs survive winter (ergo: a prime destination for Transit developers to sit back, code, and chillllax.)
With such a light dusting of bug fixins’ to fix, we’ve had time to work on all sorts of new features:
- In select cities, you can now see the combined cost of a multimodal “transit + ridehail” trip in the trip planner.
- If your transit agency confirms a scheduled trip has been cancelled, we’ll now show a real-time symbol ))) next to the c-r-o-s-s-e-d o-u-t departure
- Microtransit lovers: C-TRAN’s shuttle service is now available in Vancouver. (Not the one with Sedin Twins: the one in Washington State, right across the Columbia River from Portland. [No, not the Lobster Portland, the other one…])
- We’ve added transit ticket purchases in all the following cities: Flagstaff, AZ; Avalon, CA; Banning, CA; Oxnard, CA; Palm Springs, CA; Tallahassee, FL; Oklahoma City, OK; Astoria, OR; and Hood River County, OR
We’re also happy to unveil the latest batch of Royale cities — their transit agencies have secured Transit Royale subscriptions for every rider!
- Albuquerque (thanks ABQ Ride!)
- Nassau County, NY (thanks NICE!)
- Solano County, CA (thanks SolTrans!)
- Loudoun County, VA (thanks LC Transit!)
- Clark County, WA (thanks C-TRAN!)
If your agency hasn’t yet unlocked your Royale subscription, you can always remind them with a nice friendly tweet. Tag @transitapp, we love to see it.
PS: rate us 5 shooting stars to make the Northern Lights pop for Stephen, Transit’s newest and northernmost Nunavik fanboy
5.10.10
Jan 25, 2022
Stars, you’re dust. Pins, we’ve got our hopes on you.
Little design tweak coming your way today: we’re replacing the “star” icon, which used to mark your favorite transit lines, with a more suitable “pin” icon.
Tap any transit line, “pin” it, and it will now get top billing at the top of the app — whenever you’re within walking distance! No more star-blind scrolling up and down, searching for your daily bus, sitting on pins and needles…
We’re also introducing AUTO-PINNING: any transit line that goes to a saved location like “home” or “work” or “batcave” will appear up top — even when you’re in an unfamiliar place. (Reminder: you can save locations by entering an address and tapping “…”)
All in all, no startling changes. Should be pretty easy to pin down — just play around & you’ll figure it out, Ringo.
What else? From Kalamazoo, Michigan to Santa Monica, California — and dozens of cities in between — you can now pay for the bus with apples. Wait sorry not apples. You can now pay for the bus with… Apple Pay! No credit card fetching required. More cities to come.
Rate us f*ve st*rs and we’ll stick a pin in our puns.
Tweet us @transitapp if you’ve been star-crossed by a bug.
5.10.9
Jan 19, 2022
Stars, you’re dust. Pins, we’ve got our hopes on you.
Little design tweak coming your way today: we’re replacing the “star” icon, which used to mark your favorite transit lines, with a more suitable “pin” icon.
Tap any transit line, “pin” it, and it will now get top billing at the top of the app — whenever you’re within walking distance! No more star-blind scrolling up and down, searching for your daily bus, sitting on pins and needles…
We’re also introducing AUTO-PINNING: any transit line that goes to a saved location like “home” or “work” or “batcave” will appear up top — even when you’re in an unfamiliar place. (Reminder: you can save locations by entering an address and tapping “…”)
All in all, no startling changes. Should be pretty easy to pin down — just play around & you’ll figure it out, Ringo.
What else? From Kalamazoo, Michigan to Santa Monica, California — and dozens of cities in between — you can now pay for the bus with apples. Wait sorry not apples. You can now pay for the bus with… Apple Pay! No credit card fetching required. More cities to come.
Rate us f*ve st*rs and we’ll stick a pin in our puns.
Tweet us @transitapp if you’ve been star-crossed by a bug.
5.10.8
Dec 18, 2021
You played a great game of twenty-one. Now after ~365 hands, it’s all over. Here’s what the blackjacks at Transit have dealt you in our last update of 2021:
- Bug fixes. Surprise!
- Last year’s resolutions? Who needs them. This update forgets all the resolutions you forgot to remember. Here’s to a clean slate in 2022!
- Your midnight flute of sparkle juice will now sing in a perfectly clear tone when *~cLiNkEd~*
- The sparklers are now more sparkly
- The noisemakers have been put on mute (“Thank you” — your dog)
- The writers room has cancelled the third part of the trilogy (“2020: the year that wasn’t”, “2021: the 2020 sequel you didn’t ask for”) so that next year feels like an actual year instead of a bad Marvel fever dream
- More under-the-hood stuff that will make your New Years Eve transit trip home imperceptibly fabulous
Stay safe, enjoy your masquerades — we both know you’ve been practicing A LOT — and may any pre-party rapid tests you take be of minimal nose irritation.
Love ya big. What do you want to see in Transit in 2022? Let us know on Twitter @transitapp
Rate us five stars and we’ll eat the pickled herring
5.10.6
Nov 10, 2021
Complimentary upgrades to Royale? Ohhh yeah.
Today, in our first four Royale agency partner cities, Royale gets unlocked for EVERYONE, for free. Welcome to the kingdom: St. Louis (Metro Transit), Rochester (RTS), Duluth (DTA), and Dayton (RTA). We’re in talks with transit agencies all over the globe who want to gift Transit Royale to all their riders — more agency partners will be announced soon.
Giant thanks are in order to everyone at Metro, RTS, DTA & RTA for being the first.
If you live in one of these lucky cities, you’ll get all of Royale’s bells and whistles for free (emoji selector! leaderboards! ride with friends!) including the ability to change your Transit app icon to your agency logo™ and more.
With the support of our Royale agency partners — and all you beautiful people who have subscribed to Royale in non-partner cities — we’re able to keep Transit going. Thanks for keeping us sheltered, well fed, overcaffeinated: we’re working hard to make your daily commute ever-more perfect.
Other than that, just a lot of under-the-hood stuff, including these bug fixes:
- We vanquished the invisible button that made VoiceOver chant “button, button, button, button…” like a haunted Lady Macbeth
- We’ve removed the glitchy animation when you opened the app (it lasted 0.05 seconds, how you spotted this one, we’ll never know)
- If you couldn’t find the “vehicle icon” when tracking your bus you’ll be glad to know your icons have returned to the corporeal realm
That’s it. Rate us five stars and tweet us @transitapp with your favourite witch’s spell. Thanks again for supporting Royale (if you’re able). And if you’re eager to bring Royale to everyone in your city? Tweet your agency and tag us!
5.10.1
Sep 05, 2021
Hey: today we’re launching something major, called Transit Royale. It’s a big change — we’re slowly rolling it out to more and more cities. It means some parts of Transit will soon require a paid subscription. Here’s why we’re doing it.
Over the past decade we’ve grown from two people hacking on Transit, to a team of 60 designers, developers, data scientists, and transit wonks. Together, we make sure your app is super reliable, super fast, and super fun to use.
We spend all day talking with transit agencies to hunt down better data sources. Fixing broken transit data. Tweaking algorithms that predict when your buses and trains will show up. Designing features to make Transit ever-so-imperceptibly better.
This all takes time, money, resources.
So how do we keep Transit going for the long haul? Here’s what we refuse to do: blast you with distracting ads, mine your personal data, sell it to the highest bidder. Making you our product, rather than our customer. We think that’s wrong.
Over the last few months we’ve been testing a different approach: having Transit supported directly by riders. With Royale, subscribers get extras like special app themes and icons, plus a custom avatar and nickname — but we’ll be honest: we’re also now asking you to pay for certain longstanding Transit features.
Our choices won’t make everyone happy, since these two features:
- looking up departure times far into the future
- browsing lines farther away
…will now require a subscription. But it lets us continue work on Transit indefinitely. Without sacrificing app quality, losing control over our product, or compromising our riders’ trust.
Moreover, an annual subscription comes to $2 a month. While that price is affordable to most of our users, we know it’s still out of reach for many who are overworked, underpaid, sweating every penny. That’s why we’re offering free subscriptions if you truly can’t afford one. You can request a free subscription when you see Royale in the app.
Most importantly: we’ve kept core Transit features free. You will always know when your next ride is coming, no matter what. You’ll get the fastest trip plans, transit schedules and directions that work offline, alerts when service is down, and the most accurate predictions.
We’re excited that now, with your support, we can keep improving Transit without compromise. We’re also working with partner agencies in dozens of cities who want to bring Royale free to all their riders. First up: Rochester’s RTS, Dayton’s RTA, Denver’s RTD, St. Louis’s Metro Transit, and Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus. More on the way.
We hope you understand, and that you’ll support our team.
Now it’s time to get back to work!
PS: you can learn more at transitapp.com/royale
PPS: don’t yet see Royale in the app? It might take a while — we’re slowly bringing it to more and more cities. If you live in a city without Royale (but still want to subscribe and support Transit) you can go to transitapp.com/getroyale on your phone.
5.9.19
Jul 24, 2021
How other apps announce a generic summer bug fix update:
“This release brings bug fixes that improve our product!” — Google Maps
“As always, performance improvements to make your viewing experience even better” — TikTok
“We continue to refine the app” — Airbnb
"Oh boy. Thought this was gonna be a generic bug fix release, did ya? Well, it is. But it’s also so much more.” — you know who
Welcome to Transit’s Annual Summer Bug-O-Rama, where our developers get to swoop down from the Laurentians — swinging from vines of spider silk — to inoculate your app against the newest, rarest variants of ballyhooin’ Transit bugs.
Rate us 5 stars for a few more weeks of bluebird days, breezy beach paperbacks, coolers filled with crushed ice and Arnold Palmers, and bombastic summer bug fixes.
5.9.18
Jul 03, 2021
Bug spray? Check. Bear spray? Check. Ocean spray: cranberry juice? Chugachuga-check. It’s time to whomp those tent pegs and make yourself one with the wilderness. Summer is here, you know what that means: bonfires, fireworks, bug fix fires snuffed out just in time for us to go bikepacking “up north.” (Technically, when you live in Canada, everywhere is “up north.”)
Don’t forget to get your vaccines 1+2 and rate us a glorious 5 étoiles. We’ll be looking for them among the sparkle of Ursa Minor, Ursa Major, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Cepheus, Corona Borealis….
Tag us @transitapp if you require the bug spray. Tss tss!
5.9.14
May 01, 2021
Bye, cash! Cya, precious metals! Sayanora, pocket lint! Auf wiedersehen, penny fungus! We’re bringing cash-free MoBiLe PaYmEnT$ to more and more systems today, including…
Public transit purchases, within Transit:
- The COMET (Columbia, SC)
- 380 Express (Iowa City, IA)
- Simi Valley Transit (Simi Valley, CA)
- Clallam Transit (Port Angeles, WA)
- Kern Transit (Kern County, CA)
- Bong Joon-ho’s Snowpiercer train (now you’re paying attention)
- Kingsport Area Transit Service (Kingsport, TN)
- NECALG (Sterling, CO)
- York Region Transit (Ontario, Canada)
- Redwood Coast Transit Authority (Del Norte County, CA)
- Transpo (South Bend, IN — you’re welcome, Buttigieg.)
Bikeshare:
- You can now purchase passes and unlock bikes for RTC Bike Share (Las Vegas, NV) right inside Transit — because we both know that *real* sharks keep their stack intact with a leg-loosening post-game peloton home. Save the tacky limos for the poker whales at Caesar’s ;)
Microtransit:
- Midway between a bus and a taxi, you can hail/pay for a shuttle within Transit that picks you up close to your place, and drops you off at the bus or train stop
- Today our newest agency microtransit services go live: for UTA in Salt Lake City, UT and ETS in Edmonton, Alberta!
Welp that’s it. Whoever said “cash is king” probably also thought Julius Caesar was going to have a happy ending. Let us know if you want mobile payments in your city on Twitter @transitapp (and tag your agency!) That’s it from us. Rate us five stars if cash used to rule everything around you. Dolla dolla bills RIP.
PS: We’re hiring! Know someone? We’re looking to add a transit data specialist, a data scientist, an iOS developer, a web developer, and a head of finance (Mr./Mrs. Moneybags) to our team. Apply at transitapp.com/jobs
5.9.13
Apr 22, 2021
5.9.12
Apr 10, 2021
1.8
Mar 23, 2021
- Bug fixes with video saving, Improvements in UI and stability fixes.
5.9.11
Mar 22, 2021
5.9.10
Mar 03, 2021
5.9.9
Feb 27, 2021
5.9.7
Feb 08, 2021
3.1.0
Jan 31, 2021
Bug fixes and improvements in this version include:
- Fixed stability issues
5.9.6
Jan 18, 2021
5.9.5
Jan 13, 2021
5.9.4
Jan 09, 2021
5.9.3
Dec 08, 2020
5.9.2
Dec 06, 2020
5.9.1
Nov 21, 2020
5.8.6
Oct 29, 2020
5.8.5
Oct 27, 2020
5.8.4
Oct 25, 2020
5.8.3
Oct 09, 2020
5.8.2
Oct 05, 2020
5.8.1
Sep 16, 2020
5.8.0
Sep 12, 2020
5.7.19
Sep 03, 2020
5.7.17
Aug 01, 2020
5.7.16
Jul 24, 2020
5.7.15
Jul 12, 2020
5.7.14
Jun 21, 2020
5.7.12
Jun 06, 2020
5.7.11
Jun 02, 2020
5.7.10
May 30, 2020
5.7.9
May 14, 2020
5.7.8
May 09, 2020
5.7.7
Apr 25, 2020
5.7.5
Apr 21, 2020
5.7.4
Apr 12, 2020
5.7.3
Apr 08, 2020
5.7.2
Mar 28, 2020
5.7.1
Mar 27, 2020
5.7.0
Mar 26, 2020
5.6.9
Feb 29, 2020
5.6.7
Jan 22, 2020
5.6.6
Jan 18, 2020
5.6.5
Dec 18, 2019
5.6.4
Dec 13, 2019
5.6.3
Dec 02, 2019
5.6.1
Nov 16, 2019
5.6.0
Nov 09, 2019
5.5.7
Oct 22, 2019
5.5.6
Oct 19, 2019
5.5.5
Oct 12, 2019
5.5.4
Oct 08, 2019
5.5.3
Oct 02, 2019
5.5.2
Sep 28, 2019
5.5.1
Sep 27, 2019
5.5.0
Sep 19, 2019
5.4.16
Sep 05, 2019
5.4.15
Sep 02, 2019
5.4.14
Aug 25, 2019
5.4.13
Aug 19, 2019
5.4.12
Aug 17, 2019
5.4.11
Aug 13, 2019
5.4.10
Jul 30, 2019
5.4.9
Jul 25, 2019
5.4.7
Jul 24, 2019
5.4.6
Jul 12, 2019
5.4.5
Jul 11, 2019
5.4.4
Jul 01, 2019
5.4.3
Jun 26, 2019
5.4.2
Jun 20, 2019
5.4.1
Jun 18, 2019
5.4.0
Jun 10, 2019
5.3.0
May 20, 2019
5.2.18
May 05, 2019
5.2.17
Apr 30, 2019
5.2.16
Apr 29, 2019
5.2.15
Apr 11, 2019
5.2.14
Apr 07, 2019
5.2.13
Mar 31, 2019
5.2.11
Mar 16, 2019
5.2.10
Mar 06, 2019
5.2.9
Feb 25, 2019
5.2.8
Feb 22, 2019
5.2.7
Feb 12, 2019
5.2.6
Feb 05, 2019
5.2.5
Jan 31, 2019
5.2.4
Jan 23, 2019
5.2.3
Jan 12, 2019
5.2.2
Jan 09, 2019
5.2.1
Dec 20, 2018
5.2
Dec 17, 2018
5.1.2
Nov 30, 2018
5.1
Nov 27, 2018
5.0.8
Nov 20, 2018
5.0.7
Nov 15, 2018
5.0.6
Nov 14, 2018
5.0.5
Oct 04, 2018
5.0.4
Sep 16, 2018
5.0.3
Sep 15, 2018
5.0.2
Aug 30, 2018
5.0.1
Aug 28, 2018
5.0
Aug 27, 2018
4.5
Aug 15, 2018
4.4.7
Jul 19, 2018
4.4.6
Jul 12, 2018
4.4.5
Jun 29, 2018
4.4.4
Apr 20, 2018
4.4.3
Apr 12, 2018
4.4.2
Apr 10, 2018
4.4.1
Mar 27, 2018
4.4
Mar 19, 2018
4.3.4
Jan 17, 2018
4.3.3
Dec 21, 2017
4.3.2
Dec 15, 2017
4.3.1
Nov 03, 2017
4.3
Nov 01, 2017
4.2.9
Oct 03, 2017
4.2.8
Sep 24, 2017
4.2.7
Aug 30, 2017
4.2.6
Aug 09, 2017
4.2.4
Jul 13, 2017
4.2.3
Jul 08, 2017
4.2.2
Jun 29, 2017
4.2.1
Jun 10, 2017
4.2
Jun 07, 2017
4.1.6
Apr 12, 2017
4.1.5
Mar 15, 2017
4.1.4
Feb 17, 2017
4.1.3
Jan 14, 2017
4.1.2
Dec 24, 2016
4.1.1
Dec 20, 2016
4.1
Nov 05, 2016
4.0.2
Sep 30, 2016
4.0.1
Sep 23, 2016
4.0
Sep 21, 2016
3.12.1
Sep 07, 2016
3.12
Jul 22, 2016
3.11.3
Jun 14, 2016
3.11.2
Jun 04, 2016
3.11.1
May 10, 2016
3.11
Apr 22, 2016
3.10
Apr 02, 2016
3.9.3
Feb 10, 2016
3.9.2
Jan 29, 2016
3.9.1
Jan 08, 2016
3.9
Jan 06, 2016
3.8.3
Nov 06, 2015
3.8.2
Oct 17, 2015
3.8.1
Oct 01, 2015
3.8
Sep 22, 2015
3.7.1
Jul 29, 2015
3.7
Jul 14, 2015
3.6.1
Jul 01, 2015
3.6
Jun 04, 2015
3.5.2
May 03, 2015
3.5.1
Apr 14, 2015
3.5
Mar 29, 2015
3.4.3
Mar 27, 2015
3.4.2
Feb 15, 2015
3.4.1
Feb 09, 2015
3.4
Jan 29, 2015
3.3.1
Dec 09, 2014
3.3
Nov 27, 2014
3.2.2
Oct 29, 2014
3.2.1
Oct 18, 2014
3.2
Oct 05, 2014
3.1.3
Sep 06, 2014
3.1.2
Jul 28, 2014
3.1.1
Jul 13, 2014
3.1
Jul 01, 2014
3.0.5
Apr 17, 2014
3.0.4
Apr 08, 2014
3.0.3
Apr 05, 2014
3.0.2
Mar 26, 2014
3.0.1
Mar 22, 2014
2.0.6
Sep 10, 2013
2.0.5
Jul 20, 2013
2.0.4
Jul 09, 2013
2.0.3
Jun 25, 2013
2.0.2
Jun 11, 2013
2.0.1
Jun 01, 2013
2.0
May 29, 2013
1.5.4
Mar 07, 2013
1.5.3
Feb 01, 2013
1.5.2
Jan 05, 2013
1.5.1
Dec 21, 2012
1.2.4
Nov 13, 2012
1.2.3
Nov 02, 2012
1.2.2
Oct 04, 2012
1.2.1
Sep 26, 2012
1.2
Sep 18, 2012
1.1
Aug 24, 2012
1.0.1
Jul 11, 2012
0
Jun 22, 2012
First release
