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Metro’s partnership with Transit reaches end of three-year agreement

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In May 2020, Metro launched a no-cost partnership with Transit, making it Metro's official trip planning app. Core features of Transit are still available for free (see below). We have a trip planner on our website at metro.net that is also available for mobile phones. Many different apps pull data from Metro that are used for trip planners.

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Metro’s partnership with Transit reaches end of three-year agreement

In May 2020, Metro launched a no-cost partnership with Transit, making it Metro’s official trip planning app at no cost to the agency. Transit replaced Metro’s previous app. That partnership is now coming to an end. It was a very productive partnership that we think gave riders a better trip planning tool than we had previously offered. Our goal going forward is to try to develop a single app for Metro with all our offerings, including trip plan…

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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