MonTransit effortlessly brings the most relevant transit information to you, including:
- buses, ferries, subways, streetcars & trains schedules (offline & real-time),
- bike stations availability,
- service alerts & the latest news from agencies web sites, blogs, Twitter, YouTube…


On the home screen, you can see all nearby route trips next departures as well as nearby bike stations availability in a predictable user interface.
You can access the information any way you want by using the sliding menu (click on the ☰ icon in the upper left corner of the screen or swipe from the left edge of any screen).
For example, you can use the Map screen to discover new bus stops, subway stations, train stations or bike stations or you can search for a place by clicking on the 🔍 icon in the upper right corner of any screen.

No Internet? GPS turned off? WiFi disabled? No problem, MonTransit offers multiple ways to find the information you're looking for:
- you can access your ★ favorites or browse all transit information by using the sliding menu (click on the ☰ icon in the upper left corner of the screen or swipe from the left edge of any screen)
- you can enter a route number # or name, stop code # or name, street names... by clicking on the search 🔍 icon in the upper right corner of any screen
- all buses, ferries, subways, streetcars & trains schedule are available offline

MonTransit lets you install the transit agencies that you want (you don't have to switch between cities & you can access all the information any time, anywhere).
The buses, ferries, subways, streetcars & trains information are kept up-to-date through Google Play Store auto-updates without using your device's battery or mobile Internet data plan (3G/4G/LTE).

MonTransit is currently available in Canada:
- AB: Calgary, ETS, Red Deer…
- BC: BC Transit, TransLink, West Coast Express…
- MB: Winnipeg, Brandon…
- NB: Codiac, Fredericton…
- NL: Metrobus…
- NS: Halifax…
- ON: GO Transit, GRT, HSR, MiWay, OC Transpo, TTC, YRT Viva, Niagara Region, St Catharines…
- QC: AMT, BIXI, RTC, RTL, STM, STL, STO, STS, CIT, MRC…
- SK: Regina, Saskatoon…
- YK: Whitehorse…
MonTransit is currently available in the northern United States:
- AK: People Mover…

All the features are available for free (no paywall) but you can support the project (and hide ads) by paying a Google Play subscription (1 month free, cancel any time).

You are our customers & only source of revenues.
Thank You.

Social:
- Facebook: https://facebook.com/MonTransit
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/montransit

This app is free & open-source:
https://github.com/mtransitapps/mtransit-for-android

More information: https://goo.gl/z2e6HP

Made with ♥ in Montreal, Canada in North America.

Permissions:
- In-app purchases: required for donations (hide ads & support MonTransit)
- Location: required to show nearby transit information & show distance & compass
- Photo/Media/Files: required by Google Maps
- Other: required by Google Analytics & Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) & Google Maps & Facebook Audience Network

MonTransit is an in-depth city transit management simulation game that challenges players to design, build, and optimize public transportation systems for bustling metropolises. As the head of a transit authority, players are tasked with planning and constructing an efficient network of bus, tram, metro, and ferry lines to meet the transportation needs of a growing population.

Network Planning and Infrastructure

The game's core gameplay revolves around meticulously planning and constructing a comprehensive public transit network. Players must carefully consider factors such as population density, traffic patterns, and geographical constraints to determine the optimal routes and station locations. They can choose from a variety of vehicle types, each with its own advantages and drawbacks, to create a balanced transportation system.

Vehicle Management and Scheduling

Once the network is established, players must manage the day-to-day operations of their transit system. This involves setting up schedules, assigning vehicles to routes, and monitoring the performance of individual lines. Players must ensure that vehicles are operating efficiently and on time to meet passenger demand. They can also adjust fares, purchase new vehicles, and upgrade infrastructure to improve the quality of service.

Passenger Simulation and Demand Management

MonTransit features a sophisticated passenger simulation system that accurately models the behavior of commuters. Passengers have varying destinations, travel patterns, and preferences. Players must analyze passenger data to identify areas of high demand and adjust their network accordingly. They can also implement measures such as park-and-ride facilities and intermodal connections to encourage passengers to use public transit.

Financial Management and Expansion

To maintain a sustainable transit system, players must carefully manage their finances. They must balance operating costs with revenue generated from passenger fares. Players can also seek government grants and explore partnerships with other organizations to fund expansion projects. As the city grows, players must continuously invest in new infrastructure and upgrades to keep up with the increasing demand for public transit.

Environmental Impact and Sustainability

MonTransit incorporates environmental considerations into its gameplay. Players can choose to purchase electric vehicles and invest in renewable energy sources to reduce the carbon footprint of their transit system. They can also promote walking and cycling by creating dedicated bike lanes and pedestrian paths. By implementing sustainable practices, players can create a more environmentally friendly and livable city.

Community Engagement and Feedback

In MonTransit, players are not just managing a transit system; they are also interacting with a virtual community. Citizens have opinions and preferences regarding public transit, and players must consider their feedback when making decisions. By addressing citizen concerns and implementing popular suggestions, players can build a transit system that meets the needs of the community and fosters a positive relationship between the transit authority and its riders.