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Hold the Bus! New DC Bus Tracking App Launches

  • February 6th 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Hold the Bus! New DC Bus Tracking App Launches: Figure 1
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Late last year, DC’s NextBus application disappeared. Today, DCist reports that a new bus time arrival app has launched to take its place.

BusTrackDC is the creation of Jason Rosenbaum who used to utilize NextBus daily. However, the new app operates a little differently from NextBus. From DCist:

BusTrackDC uses an iPhone’s mapping capability to pinpoint the nearest stops. Tapping on one of the pins will prompt a menu of the available bus routes, along with the estimated arrival times of the next five buses.

BusTrack DC gets its data directly from WMATA’s public feed; NextBus’ data came from a California-based company. The new app can be downloaded for free here. Once you give it a test run, let us know how it works in the comments.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/hold_the_bus_new_dc_bus_tracking_app_launches/6620.

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