I think it’s interesting to observe this MTA Trip Planner Installation. I observed and recorded it for about 45 minutes. So, I did my observation in Time Square station (I thought this station was one of the busiest station, didn’t know if it was true though). I was wondering if people could actually used it, if people were not frustrated enough like I did, even if people would notice it. But then I realized that I needed to do some observations before redesigning it. You can keep doing this forever.Ĭlick on the 'Trip Planner' button and this app will provide you the directions based upon the selected transportation.Since I’m taking Visual Language class, I tried to redesign its interface. By selecting a different route and the app will be switched to the route automatically.

Pick a stop and you will see the nearest buses and routes. To select a different direction, click on a direction from the menu.Īll stops can be listed and found based upon the location, name and distance. To select a different route, click on right hand sidebar and pick a route (or from the menu). To select a different region, click on left hand sidebar and pick a region (or from the menu). This app is 'Text' based to give you the easiest and quickest way to find buses and stops. In addition, this app is a great trip planner by integrating the public transportation to provide you directions between any two directions. The purpose of this API is to integrate a variety of services into your daily life especially during your trip to your work place, going home or any other places. This app is developed based upon Public GTFS data, Transit API, Street Map View API, Foursquare API and Yelp services etc. NOTE: This app is not affiliated or endorsed by any transit web site.

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