Download the app!
The Transit app is free and available on the App Store or Google Play You'll need to download it onto your smartphone to get started.
From Tuesday 1 July, fares increased 11.4%. There are no changes to any concession and fare capping initiatives. Please have your Bee Card balance ready.
Plan your journey, find your nearest bus and receive service notifications about your favourite routes!
Buses are fitted with GPS devices which feed real time bus arrival times through to the app.
We also send service alerts via the Transit app notifications for upcoming bus stop closures or diversions, or any major service delays.
The Transit app is free and available on the App Store or Google Play You'll need to download it onto your smartphone to get started.
Now that you've got the app, you'll need to allow location services/GPS on your device. This is so the app can use your location to tell you where your nearest bus/bus stop is.
Either search for your destination and your bus route number or name - then 'Pin' and allow notifications at all times to receive any service updates about detours or disruptions.
Swipe left or right across the bus route name to switch between inbound or outbound, clockwise or anticlockwise directions.
Select the GO button for the best journey planning. You can also select your preferred bus stop, so the app will tell you when to get off the bus!
Simple as that!
If you need a bit of help, look at our 'How to' videos below.
Use the Transit App to find out how far away the nearest bus is.
Click here to watchNeed helping finding your way? Use the Transit app to get directions.
Click here to watchGet extra features when you subscribe to the Royale package from about $4.99 per month, include visibility to more routes and a personalised avatar.
Royale FAQsThe General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS), also known as GTFS static or static transit to differentiate it from the GTFS realtime extension, defines a common format for public transportation schedules and associated geographic information. GTFS "feeds" let public transit agencies publish their transit data and developers write applications that consume that data in an interoperable way.