FastTrack — the connection the timetable misses

Official plans route you hub-to-hub with two changes. FastTrack looks at where buses actually cross paths — a Ring Road bus meeting an Outer Ring bus at one shared stop — and turns your trip into a single changeover. Riders regularly skip 30+ minutes this way.

Static schedule above. Free utility app — Android riders pre-register on Google Play, iPhone riders join the iOS waitlist. Live GPS and ETA ship at launch.
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How it works

1 · Finds crossingsMaps every point where a bus from your start meets a bus toward your destination.
2 · Verifies both legsChecks live buses and scheduled departures on each leg — including the wait between them.
3 · Ranks by journeyShows the option only if it meaningfully beats the direct bus — shortest journey wins, not shortest walk.

The key difference from a hub list: FastTrack ranks by interception value — boarding the second bus near the start of its route, where seats are free and the ride is longest — instead of just picking the nearest change point.

Frequently asked questions

Does FastTrack need a changeover?

Yes — exactly one. FastTrack is for trips no direct bus covers well: ride leg one, change once where the buses cross, ride leg two.

When won't FastTrack show up?

When the direct bus is already faster, or when either leg can't be verified against live or scheduled data. It stays quiet instead of guessing.

Is FastTrack free?

Yes — it's built into the free app, on every search, with no limits.

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