Geographical GB bus stop and bus times finder.

Scroll and zoom the map to find a bus stop and tap the map to get bus times from that stop.

There are several ways of finding bus times:

• Tap the map – This will show a list of bus times from the nearest stop. You may tap a bus route to get just that route.
• Tap the search button – Type in a street name and town, or postcode and tap the button on the search widget or keyboard. This will show a list of bus stops or a list of locations. Tap a location to get the list of bus stops.
• Tap the search button – Type in the eight character code on the bus stop sign, if it exists, and tap the button on the search widget or keyboard. This will show a list of bus times from that stop.

The map shows a small blue circle in a blue shaded circle. The size of the circle indicates the accuracy of the location. The current OS reference is shown in the left upper corner of the map. The current longitude, latitude are shown in the right upper corner of the map. If the map is panned, these figures will change to the current map centre.

You can pan and zoom the map using pinch, expand, and swipe gestures and the zoom buttons. The floating blue Locate button will return the map to your current location.

The app will ask for location permission. The location permission is to find out where you are.

The app works fine, it doesn't appear to cache map tiles, so it takes a while to load the map.

Untested, building requires a Ruby gem which wouldn't install on my Monterey VM.

The app works fine. Location untested.

Untested, building requires a Ruby gem which wouldn't install on my Monterey VM.

If you enable location in Windows settings, when tested my desktop was apparently on the South Downs on the outskirts of Eastbourne. I don't know how Windows determines location.

Untested, no point in a web app.