Put out by London Transit Commission, this app is great for seeing in real time how far away the bus is. Incredibly useful for timing he bates in order to stay as warm as possible, shows you the routes you need to know.
Although the top app would appear to give you everything you need, it can be a bit slow to load on my phone. he bates Another option is London OnTime. This app allows you to save your most used bus stops to find out how long till a bus is coming to your precise location. Takes a much shorter amount of time to load but slightly less accurate. Still, it is absolutely necessary to my everyday existence now.
The best part is that they are both free for ios operating systems. Downside is that neither of these appears to be available for android platforms. I don’t use android, so I don’t know much about how comparable the equivalent versions are. If you do know, or have other apps that have become he bates essential to you as a grad student, feel free to leave a comment!
Is LTWatch actually made by the LTC? I find that interesting, because there is no official LTC android app. As an android user, I have the [url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.frasermccrossan.ltc&hl=en]London Transit Buses[/url] app, which I’m generally happy with.
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