Little by little and good lyrics. This is what Apple engineers are doing with the Apple Maps tool, and it is being updated and receiving improvements from time to time in different cities of the world, this time it was Estonia and Rome, which are already compatible with traffic information and public transport.
In this way, users who want to know the travel times or any type of information related to public transport in these two cities, they can already do it directly from the iPhone or iPad.
In the city of Rome, the data collected includes data from the metro, buses, the local Trenitalia network and obviously the city's tram. In the case of Estonia, the Tallinn bus lines, the tram, the trolleybus and the rest of Elron's rail services are added. Apple started with this type of information at the launch of the version of iOS 9, and since then the company has been expanding the coverage it offers worldwide in different cities, including: Baltimore, Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto, and China, now also Rome and Estonia.
Apple Maps is in full growth and this type of information in addition to being really interesting for users who reside in these cities are very useful for tourists, who can get an idea of the time it would take to take a trip by public transport around the city. It is expected that the number of cities in which this information is available will continue to increase, but as we said at the beginning, they do not seem to be in a great hurry to implement it.
