The latest city that Apple has just added to the list of cities that are compatible with public transport information is the beautiful city of Prague, capital of the Czechoslovak Republic. This city could give us to understand that Apple could begin its expansion in Europe, offering this type of information through its Maps service, but it is also likely to be a city added at random after having reached an agreement with the country's administrations that manage this type of information. The best thing will be to wait a while to see if the next city to enjoy this new way of being informed is European, which could indicate that the new interest of Apple and its maps is focused on the old continent.
The information that Apple maps of Prague offer us shows us the bus lines, trains and trams, so that we can move around the city without having to use a taxi or rent our own vehicle. Currently this type of information was only available in London and Berlin. As is logical, both the United States and China are the countries with the most cities that are compatible with this public transport information.
Today Information on public transportation routes in Apple Maps is available at Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Berlin, Boston, Chicago, 30 cities in China, Denver, Honolulu, Kansas City, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Miami, Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Portland, Rio de Janeiro, Sacramento, San Diego, British Columbia, San Francisco, Seattle, Sydney, Toronto and Washington. Let's see if Apple is dedicated to expanding this service at once so that all citizens who make use of its terminals have the option of moving easily through the most important cities of our country.