MBTA Go — Official v2.0.10

MBTA

About this app

Developer Description

The official app for live public transit information in the Greater Boston area.

App features:
• Check live arrival times: Get the latest estimates of when your bus or train will get to you.
• Track your vehicle: Check how many stops away your bus or train is, and see live vehicle locations on the map.
• Learn about the latest closures: Find out if your there is a closure on your route with clear alerts and maps.
• Share feedback: Provide feedback to help us resolve issues, make improvements, and prioritize what we work on next.

We want to make MBTA Go accessible to all riders who have a smartphone. The app supports language translations and the following mobile accessibility features:
• TalkBack for riders who are blind or have low-vision
• Switch Access and Voice Access for riders with mobility impairments

If you have questions about MBTA Go, email us at apphelp@mbta.com.

What's New

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Version Information

Version: 2.0.10
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Jan 5, 2026
Released: Feb 21, 2025
Requires: Android 9

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MBTA Go — Official users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Greg H

It works, but it should be integrated into the Mticket app tab instead of a standalone app if that's possible.

★★★★

Gerard

It's pretty good for early development. pros: • accurate arival times and location • shows all arrival data available (sometimes over an hour ahead on the red line) • easy to use • shows detours and shutdowns cons: • no trip planner yet • doesn't show time since vehicle last reported location (this is useful to tell if there's a delay) • no widgets or ability to make shortcuts to stops/routes • can't favorite stops (only routes) The T should look at features from Andrzej Nosek's MBTA Tracker

★★

No_otha Smutha

seems redundant to NOT have the trip planner in the app. makes more sense to just go online, since thats where you're redirected anyways. Just my opinion

★

J.M. Hardin

The app dumps you to your web browser for trip planning. I may be wrong, but shouldn't trip planning be a primary feature of a transit agency's official app?