Reach more passengers: Google Transit works with your existing trip planner and links users to your website, which helps new and experienced passengers discover your services.

Participating transit agencies can do the following:

Google Transit lets you plan trips easier for your passengers with stops, routes, schedules and fare information integrated into Google Maps. With Google Maps’ combined schedule and route data, your transit information becomes easily accessible to millions of Google users in dozens of languages on both computer and mobile devices. Additionally, riders can access arrival information via SMS by texting HOPMKE to 41411 (station codes can be found by clicking on the map in the link above).With Google Transit, users can view public transportation options within Google Maps to help them plan the best routes to get where they’re going. Vehicle location information can also be accessed via the web on either desktop or mobile platforms at. Upon launching the app, users should select “M-Line: Burns Commons to Intermodal Station” as the selected route. The free TransLoc Rider app is available for iOS devices on iTunes here, or for Android devices via Google Play here. The TransLoc Rider service, developed by TransLoc – an industry leader in transit technology – offers a host of rider amenities including real-time positioning of all streetcars along the route, next vehicle arrival time estimates for each station, the ability to receive alerts when a vehicle is nearing a particular station and a platform for providing system alerts when service is impacted or delayed. The Hop has rolled out a new real-time solution designed to improve the rider experience for streetcar users.

Real-Time Vehicle Information Now Available to Hop Riders

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