Visual improvements. RECENT NEW FEATURES: * Subway station entrances and the station footprints. * Train routes for any specific train you select.

NEW FEATURE: subway station entrances and the station footprints. When you select a subway train, the map with walking directions now shows you the entrances to the station and automatically routes you to the nearest one. You can tap on any other entrance to update the routing. Entrances with an elevator are specially noted. Blue station entrances are the ones closest to the platform for the train you've selected; yellow station entrances are part of the same subway station complex but might require you to walk underground to reach your platform. The map now also shows the footprint of the subway station.

NEW FEATURE: Subway routes! WhatTrain now lets you view all of the stops along the route of the subway you select — and it also lets you view the transfers available at each of those stops along with the realtime subway times for those transfers. When you're viewing the subway times at a particular station, just tap on the train you want to take to see a list of the stops it is going to make, along with the anticipated time it'll take to make it to each stop. You can also tap on any one of those stops to see the transfers you can make, along with their expected departure times (measured in number of minutes from when your train should arrive at the transfer station).

* New MTA maps, now including the new "diagram" maps alongside the older "geographical" ones. (To see all maps, go to the Maps tab and swipe to the left.) * Latest MTA static schedules. * Some bug fixes to keep things running smoothly.

* New MTA maps, now including a map of late-night service. (To see all three maps, go to the Maps tab and swipe to the left.) * Latest MTA static schedules. * Expanded display of realtime train data to go up to 60 minutes out. * Hopefully improved location detection when underground. * Miscellaneous bug fixes.

Minor interface tweaks: - Made the uptown/downtown selector a little taller, in response to user feedback - Added a pagination indicator to the maps tab, to make clear there's a second map

- Official MTA map added in a third tab (FINALLY!).  - Swipe right from the main subway map to see a version highlighting stations with accessible entrances. - Minor tweaks to Dark Mode support.

Support for Dark Mode in iOS 13

- Latest MTA static train schedules (from October 2018) (this will not affect the live train information, which is updated every 30 seconds on WhatTrain's server)

- Latest MTA static train schedules (from 1/9/2018) (this doesn't affect the live train information, which is updated every 30 seconds on WhatTrain's server) - Improved location performance when reception is poor (hopefully!) - A new icon! A note on location: WhatTrain relies on your iPhone to know where it is so that WhatTrain can show you train times for the trains around you. The iPhone is much more reliable at picking up its location in NYC with WiFi turned on. There are security risks to always having WiFi on (you can read more at the link below), but it improves WhatTrain's performance. In this latest update, I've tried to improve WhatTrain's performance when your phone is having a hard time figuring out where you are. Feedback welcome. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/10/ios-11s-misleading-ish-setting-bluetooth-and-wi-fi-bad-user-security Thanks!

Now supports realtime train data for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, C, E, N, Q, R, W, B, D, L, G, SIR!

Updated static train schedules (released by MTA on 1/30/2017).

- New 2nd Avenue Subway stops! - Fixed manual location-setting to default to NYC if not specified.

The W Train is back! This new version of WhatTrain incorporates the newest MTA schedules, including the W Train. Stay tuned for an update in December, when the MTA has said three of the Second Avenue line stations will open.

Updates: - Added walking-time estimates when viewing trains at a station. - Simplified display of refresh times. - Reduced app backup size.