1. If the idea is to give the "static" timetable by default and let users choose to use their data to get the realtime info, that should be governed by whether the phone has a data connection or not.
2. Still, this is the default app I use.Data Expired! This used to be my favorite light-weight option.
3. Every time the app is launched, I have to enable the data by pressing on the WiFi logo and refresh the data again to see delays.
4. "Data has expired - Check for Update" error on the top.
5. No schedules are loading and the dropdown at the top says 'click to update' but nothing happens.Great app, very intuitive and easy to use.
6. Other reviews suggest some good features to add, for example the ability to find a stop by typing rather than scrolling through a long list, or to see the stops in their actual order, not just alphabetical.
7. But overall, good job! :DIt works great for what it is - a fast, light, not-data-dependent way to check GO schedules, particularly for routes I use everyday.
8. Why would I be concerned with the little data this app uses? It's ridiculous and sometimes I don't realize the data isn't on and I don't see the delays.
9. Loved that it didn't require live connection and that you could bookmark favorite schedules.
10. For over two decades, I have loathed every moment I have ever spent trying to glean a schedule from any online portal that GO has managed to get its digital fingerprints on.
11. Unfortunately the data has been out of date for over a month now.