Where's my MBTA Bus? Reviews – Page 4
2/5 rating based on 90 reviews. Read all reviews for Where's my MBTA Bus for iPhone.
Where's my MBTA Bus is paid iOS app published by Vladimir Grinman
Cannot load info
MmhensleyLione
This app was great...for awhile. Now it just constantly says it cannot update do to malformed xml and other lovely messages. It’s been doing this for weeks.
Doesn’t work at all any more
Larry Campbell
Completely stopped working a few days ago with ‘Cannot read route list. Agency parameter “a=mbta” is not valid.’
Only works 50% of the time
jiggjtsdhion
Only work about 50% of the time. The rest of the time I get an error message.
Trash
nattyicereviews
It has just stopped working completely. I’ve even re downloaded it. What a waste. Does the developer even work on it anymore? Don’t pay for this.
Unstable
Piemanick
The app works sometimes, and others it doesn’t. All sorts of “XML” not found and searching routes is currently broken. I’ve used this app for at least 4 years, but no more.
very useful
jlawton
This has served well ever since the MBTA rolled out bus tracking. The interface is relatively clean and predictable. Two elements I wish it had: 1) an easier way to display all the buses on a given route—you can’t access this from a favorite/bookmark, but have to select the route from the home screen, which involves several taps too many for checking ahead (you don’t always want the very next bus, and seeing where everything is helpful for assessing if there may be more delays than indicated by countdowns) 2) link to bus schedules for future planning
Accurate Predictions
Retiree1944
This app is invaluable in planning my local travel. Predictions are quite accurate. I appreciate the provision of times for similar routes on the same screen.
Predictions not reliable
Ali Uki
Have been waiting 10 minutes for bus that keeps getting updated prediction of 2 minutes. Something is not working. 74 Outbound from Harvard Station at Chauncy and Concord Ave in Cambridge. Need some kind if “missing bus” detection, for “Out of Service” buses, as one plausible example scenario.