Apple and Google Maps aren't perfect, "which leaves room for competitors to fill in the various gaps. One such competitor is the small team behind a popular public transit app called, a bit dryly, Transit App. In their bid to create a fully functional map that would include every transit mode in a city without sacrificing aesthetics, the Montreal-based company of just 17* developers, designers, and cartographers are taking the two tech giants head on. “Google Maps and Apple Maps have tried to do it, but we thought we could do better.”
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from: http://www.citylab.com/design/2016/08/the-transit-app-trying-to-beat-google-and-apple-at-mobile-mapping/493421/
"A transit map is much more than a list of stations. It’s the underlying anatomy of your city. It shows how people move, how neighbourhoods are connected, and how your craziest city adventures begin."
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from: https://medium.com/transit-app/transit-maps-apple-vs-google-vs-us-cb3d7cd2c362#.xa27pzg3u
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