iPhone and iPad users can also now search by location for nearby bus stops, save personalised locations, and track live bus arrivals Adult TfL concessionary card holders will be able to view journey history in the coming months Free travel app has been downloaded more than twelve million times since it launched in 2020, and has around 1.4 million monthly active users
Transport for London (TfL) has introduced even more features to the free TfL Go app, designed to provide mobile-friendly and accessible travel information to customers travelling across London.
The latest updates to the app, mean that anyone using pay as you go with contactless who has reached the daily or weekly cap can now see this clearly in their journey history using the app.
App users can also now opt-in to gain further insights into which maximum daily cap might apply to their regular daily travel, based upon their recent journey history. This will help further raise awareness of TfL’s daily caps and help reiterate that they will pay no more than a set amount based on their travel.
Launched in 2020, TfL Go provides real-time arrival times and information in a mobile-friendly and accessible way to customers travelling on Tube, bus, tram, and rail services across London. It also suggests alternative routes, and walking and cycling options, and provides information about which stations have toilets and where they are located.
The TfL Go app is free to download and available on both iOS and Android devices at www.tfl.gov.uk/go