Get live information about congestion and disruptions like accidents, roadworks and weather events.

Originally making a name for itself as an alternative to apps like Google Maps for consumers planning travel in metropolitan areas using public transportation, Citymapper. Visit the Citymapper web app to use the application through a web browser. Now, part of that strategy is coming to fruition: today the company is announcing the acquisition of Citymapper, the London startup that produces a popular urban mapping app.Shows timetable information for all services to the destination.Trip Receipts – shows the amount of calories, trees and money a user has saved through their journey using Citymapper.Have a nearby map view to display points of interests including local businesses.Presents different cycling routes three options (quiet, regular and fast).Combines public transport and taxis or Uber to create new and faster route options.‘Where to get on the train’: advises which section of the train to get on in order to be best positioned to exit/transfer when you get off.Find the best travel option from A-to-B using multi-modal road and public transport real-time data.

Commuters can decide which transport option based on time, the amount of calories burned, and also receive alerts for route disruptions and more. The app allows for checking of nearby departures in real-time and has the ability to find the fastest route combining metro, train, bus, ferry, light rail, taxi, car share, bike share and walking. Citymapper is a multimodal trip planning app, making cities easier to use.

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