Get real-time bus arrival predictions and the published schedule for mbta, the bus agency serving Boston, Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay, Massachusetts. Boston Transit uses nextbus data to serve you real-time predictions.

Trip Planner

Plan your trip from A to B in one go. Easy to find how to reach your destination on time with MBTA tracker.

Key Features:

· Plan A-to-B trips with ease.

· View schedules and route itineraries.

· Get real-time MBTA bus & subway arrival predictions

· Don’t know where the mbta bus or subway is? Don’t worry, Boston Transit shows you real-time position of bus and subway

· Find nearby bus/rail/subway stops

· Get bus route schedules

· Favorite your stops so that you have immediate access to their predictions

· Favorite your lines so that you can quickly lookup a list of stops and get their predictions

· Create an alarm for your departure and get notified before your trip

· Share bus/rail/subway departure with others

· Get MBTA service alerts from Twitter

· MBTA subway/metro/rail/boat map available offline

· Get Boston weather predictions in app

· New fantastic app themes are available

- MBTA Subway, Bus, Commuter Rail & Boat predictions available

- Click on Full Timetable to see upcoming scheduled arrival times

- Look up mbta subway, commuter rail & bus maps

- Find out when your mbta nextbus arrives

⚾ Partial list of Massachusetts transit agencies supported by Boston Transit ⚾ (including bus, train, subway, and ferry systems)

- MBTA

- Bay State Cruise Company

- Berkshire Regional Transit Authority (BRTA)

- Blue Apple Bus Company

- Brockton Area Transit Authority (BAT)

- Cape Ann Transportation Authority (CATA)

- Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority (CCRT)

- Connecticut Department of Transportation (CT Rail)

- Cuttyhunk Ferry Company

- DATTCO

- Franklin Regional Transit Authority (FRTA)

- Freedom Cruise Line

- Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA)

- Green Mountain Community Network (GMCN)

- Harvard University

- Hy-Line Cruises

- Lexpress

- Lowell Regional Transit Authority (LRTA)

- Martha's Vineyard Transit Authority

- Massport

- Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority (MVRTA)

- MetroWest Regional Transit Authority (MWRTA)

- Middlesex 3 TMA

- Montachusett Regional Transit Authority (MART)

- Nantucket Regional Transit Authority

- Patriot Party Boats

- Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA)

- Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company

- Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA)

- Steamship Authority

- Vineyard Fast Ferry

- Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA)

- Yankee Line

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Boston Transit is a transportation simulation game developed by Virtual Programming and published by GT Interactive Software in 1997. The game simulates the operation of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) bus system in the Greater Boston area. Players take on the role of a bus driver and must navigate the city streets, pick up and drop off passengers, and adhere to traffic laws.

Gameplay

The game features a large, open-world environment that includes all of the major landmarks of Boston. Players can choose to drive one of several different bus models, each with its own unique characteristics. The game's physics engine is realistic, and players must take into account factors such as traffic, weather, and road conditions when driving.

Players must pick up and drop off passengers at designated bus stops. Passengers will have different destinations, and players must plan their routes accordingly. Players must also adhere to traffic laws, such as stopping at red lights and yielding to pedestrians.

Objectives

The game's objective is to complete as many trips as possible without crashing or getting lost. Players can earn money for completing trips, which can be used to purchase new buses or upgrades. The game also features a variety of challenges, such as driving in rush hour or during a snowstorm.

Reception

Boston Transit was a critical and commercial success. The game was praised for its realistic graphics, challenging gameplay, and accurate depiction of the MBTA bus system. Boston Transit was also one of the first games to feature a fully 3D open-world environment.

Legacy

Boston Transit is considered to be one of the best transportation simulation games ever made. The game has been praised for its realism, challenge, and replayability. Boston Transit has also been credited with inspiring other transportation simulation games, such as the Grand Theft Auto series.