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Now available on both Android and iOS platforms is the excellent Bus Checker app, which makes it a cinch to swiftly access all the bus info you’ll ever need.
Because the app is pulling in real time info, there’s no need to jump out of bed to race to the bus stop if it’s running ten minutes late – and there’s on more need to hang about bus stops like a chump.
The app usefully lets you see access all of London’s 700 bus routes, with all the stops overlaid on an integrated map.
For Android users, there’s also a handy home screen widget which can provide live arrival info for favourite stops.
If you’re often hopping on buses, we reckon the £1.99 is well worth the investment, with the straightforward interface providing vital real-time information for London’s 20,000 bus stops.
We love this app – it’s the best bus app we’ve seen to date and can wholeheartedly recommend it to our fellow travellers – even those who don’t get as drunk and as lost as we do.
[Download Android version or iOS version]
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