Citymapper: 9 hidden features you may not know about
It can completely transform your commute
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Your support makes all the difference.Citymapper is one of the most useful transport apps around.
Google Maps might be more comprehensive, covering much, much more of the world, but lots of people find Citymapper – where it is available, at least – far easier to use.
The only issue is that's it's currently only available in a handful of major cities – in the UK, that's London, Manchester and Birmingham. Hopefully it will roll out to more and more places in the near future.
It's built for people who walk, cycle and use public transport. So, as well as directing you, it can help you save money and think more about the environment too.
One of its best features is GO, an incredibly insightful tool that can completely change the way you approach your commute.
We’ve rounded up a selection of the best Citymapper tips and tricks. Click on the gallery below to start browsing.
We also have a roundup of Google Maps tips here.
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